Come to the cabaret where science is the star! Using comedy, game-show formats, skits, and other non-traditional teaching formats, young adults will take the stage to share scientific knowledge with other youth and audience members of all ages. Think Saturday Night Live! This is a fun opportunity for fans of science to join together, advance […]
Society member David Bland will moderate a discussion with Jeremy Lentz, executive director of the Teaneck International Film Festival (TIFF), and film historian Richard Koszarski. During the program, the Society will present the Jack Rubenstein Ethical Recognition Award to the Teaneck International Film Festival for its work to create space for narratives that highlight different […]
This year, we’ve expanded our annual Banned Books Festival to include banned humans. This will remind everyone that banning books shuts out the stories of those whose choices and experiences highlight the reality and diversity of life in America. We are adding storytelling, as well. This festival, our Sunday Gathering for today, is at the […]
Our Society received a $6,098 grant from the NJ Council of the Humanities to understand how places (and by extension, people) are protected and celebrated. What makes an ordinary space sacred? That question is challenging for those of us who work in secular spaces and may want to set aside space beyond the reach of “brute […]
On most Sundays, our Society offers a family-friendly forum from 9:45 to 10:30 am, in addition to the regular Gathering at 11 am. This Family & Friends Circle is open to all, especially to families with youth of any age. During the Circle, trained facilitators and educators offer a variety of activities for exploring ethical […]
