“Intent of the Constitution”
What did the Founders intend when they created a new government in 1787? There is much to comment on but the the talk will focus mainly on the current issues that relate to the original Constitution such as impeachments, emoluments, and the role of the President.
Ethical Dilemma (Our Improv Group)
We are a drop in group and welcome anyone at any level or with any amount of experience.
“Good and Evil”
What are we talking about when we speak of “good” and “evil”? The dynamic struggle between good and evil has been examined through art, literature, and philosophy for millenniums, but there’s no consensus about the meaning of the terms.
“Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle – When Baltimore Awakes”
Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle (LBS) is a grassroots think-tank which advances the public policy interest of Black people, in Baltimore, through: youth leadership development, political advocacy, and autonomous intellectual innovation.
Charles Village Brunch
We will not be hosting a regular platform. Instead, the Village Learning Place is hosting the annual Charles Village Brunch this week and all are invited to attend.
“The Encampment for Citizenship: An Experience in Participatory Democracy”
The Encampment for Citizenship, founded in 1946 by Ethical Culture Leader Algernon D. Black and Alice (“Nanny”) Pollitzer, a prominent civic leader, offered an opportunity for “young adults of many religious, racial, social and national backgrounds” to learn “the principles and techniques of citizenship… through lived experience.”
“The Uses of Humor”
What are the ethical uses of humor? Humor is fun. It can provide important cathartic release of tension and bond groups together. Humor can help us keep our perspective. But humor can also mock and degrade others.
“Annual Fall Family Festival”
Together we’ll enjoy some old traditions and maybe we can start some new ones, too!
“Humanist Spirituality” at the Impact Hub
Join Hugh Taft-Morales at the Impact Hub (10 East North Ave.) for a presentation and discussion of “Humanist Spirituality.”
“Racism, Peace, and Climate Justice”
Hugh Taft-Morales explores the intersection between racism, peace, and climate justice. He will share some of the insights garnered by the NAACP in their Environmental and Climate Justice Program begun 10 years ago.
