For those who ask what was accomplished in the Sixties and whether the gains from that time have eroded, who wonder if our nation today, with Black Lives Matter, Me Too, and climate strikes, is built on the lessons of the Sixties, a new book, “Our Sixties, An Activist’s History,” by Paul Lauter, offers answers.Read More
Social Action
An Ethical Blueprint for America
Although politics feels all consuming right now, behind the focus on policies and platforms rest our moral values, which at the deepest levels bind our society together and will be the foundation on which we rebuild, says Leader Joe Chuman in this column.Read More
Showing Up
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
Volunteers Janet Glass and Anne Wallman in the Spotlight
At our annual Recognition and Installation Dinner, members Anne Wallman and Janet Glass were honored for saying “yes” to many asks for the benefit of our Society and the larger community.Read More
How You Can Help the Community in the Covid-19 Era
Our Social Action Committee has compiled a list of some of the ways you can help the local community, including supporting health-care workers, providing meals, donating blood, making face masks, and more.Read More
Petition Asks for Legislation Mandating Humane Treatment of Immigrant Detainees
Our Social Action Committee recently sent a petition to State Sen. Loretta Weinberg asking her to introduce legislation requiring all NJ facilities holding immigrant detainees to follow standards for humane treatment.Read More
