Our speakers will share a recently rediscovered story, “Grandmother Waits.” They’ll reflect, as the elders they are now, on its messages of autonomy, depth, creativity, and what it takes to be a healthy, diverse community. Led by Carrie and Judith, who co-wrote the story more than 30 years ago, and woven together with poetry and … Continue reading The Language of the Roots
Artificial intelligence is the latest in a long line of tools which shape how we relate to our world and to each other. As we grapple with how AI is changing us, it is important to ground ourselves in our uniquely human experiences to cultivate closer communities and a healthier planet. Nate Kremer-Herman teaches computer … Continue reading How Artificial Intelligence Shapes Our World
Humanists and Unitarians have been in conversation for over a century, learning from one another and partnering in creation of a belief system that strives to create circimstances where all might flouish. Let’s explore together how Humanism might guide our daily practices and increase our capacity for wonder, awe, gratitude and service. Reverend Margo Rinehart serves … Continue reading Humanism: Wanting What is Best for One Another so that All Might Flourish
