Our President's Column

As our Society prepares for the end of Joe Chuman’s longtime, invaluable leadership, our committed lay leaders will carry us through the transition time to come as the search for an interim leader continues, says Society President Susan Lesh in this month’s column.Read More

The brilliant colors on the trees, the opportunities to vote, the retirement of our Society’s leader, and new ways of coming together for platforms and socializing all point to change, says Susan Lesh in this month’s column.Read More

RBG kept showing up, even with all of her setbacks…I need to show up, too, says Society President Susan Lesh. In this column, she says she is ready to show up and fight for the things our Ethical community cares about, including systemic racism, voting rights, and climate change. Read More

As our Society starts a new season, we will need to roll up our sleeves. Our community and the world needs us–now more than ever, as we are called upon to fight racism, to raise awareness of climate change, and to be on the side of the vulnerable.Read More

The onslaught of disturbing news and an inability to leave the office at the office these days adds up to too much stress. In this column, Society President Susan Lesh has a summer plan for cultivating happiness and resilience.Read More

Sometimes this physical distancing is hard, says Society President Susan Lesh, but she has learned that staying connected to one another in the ways that we can, including by participating our three-times-a-week online open houses, helps a lot. Read More