8 Huge Milestones to Celebrate in the Fight Against FGM – Global Citizen The AHA Foundation AHA Foundation
Read More AHA Foundation 8 Huge Milestones to Celebrate in the Fight Against FGM It’s not over yet, but huge progress has
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Celebrating Jewish Racial Diversity SHJ Society for Humanistic Judaism
Read More Society for Humanistic Judaism February is Black History Month and a good time to reiterate some of SHJ’s guiding principles. Humanistic Judaism stands for equality and racial justice. We acknowledge that white privilege is real, and that there is still so much work to
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#MenEndFGM! International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation – UN Population Fund The AHA Foundation AHA Foundation
Read More AHA Foundation Rooted in gender inequality, female genital mutilation limits opportunities for women and girls around the world to exercise
Welcoming Hebrew College’s Greater Inclusion SHJ Society for Humanistic Judaism
Read More Society for Humanistic Judaism Rabbi Miriam Jerris graduated from the International Institute for Secular Humanistic Judaism and ordained as a rabbi in 2001. She has been married to her Catholic born, Humanist husband for more than thirty-two years. There have never been any restrictions
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The Jewish Arbor Day, Tu B’Shvat, from Asherah to Shechinah SHJ Society for Humanistic Judaism
Read More Society for Humanistic Judaism This lecture was given during the Friday, January 8, 2016, service led by Natan Fuchs at the Birmingham Temple, Farmington Hills, Michigan. In honor of Tu Bi’Shvat (the Jewish “Arbor Day”), Natan Fuchs explores biblical references to demonstrate that the
Tu B’shvat Text Study: Judaism, Humanism, and the Environmental Crisis SHJ Society for Humanistic Judaism
Read More Society for Humanistic Judaism Rabbi Jeffrey L. Falick presents a text study on the holiday Tu Bi’Shevat and how Humanistic Jews should be addressing the environmental crisis. This event took place on Friday, February 7, 2020, at the Birmingham Temple, Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Missing the Point: CFI Calls Congressional Takeover of National Prayer Breakfast ‘A Backward Step’ Jeff Dellinger News | Center for Inquiry
Read More News | Center for Inquiry In a January 17 letter, the Center for Inquiry (CFI) joined twenty-nine other secular, religious, and activist organizations to urge the president, vice president, and members of Congress not to attend the National Prayer Breakfast on February 2. The letter warned that “history has proven that this event
High Health Insurance Deductibles are a Struggle for Many GO Humanity GO Humanity
Read More GO Humanity Every January 1st, millions of Americans experience the resetting of their health insurance deductible. They’ll have to pay it in full before receiving needed medical services. For low income and working class people, the burden of paying hundreds or thousands of dollars out of pocket before insurance starts helping with medical
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Medical Myths and Superstitions: How Our Instincts Can Lead Us Astray | Erika Engelhaupt on Skeptical Inquirer Presents, February 16 Jeff Dellinger News | Center for Inquiry
Read More News | Center for Inquiry What grosses you out? Pretty much everyone is disgusted by open wounds, vomit, and or other things that could transmit germs and make us sick. Our sense of disgust can protect us—but it can also lead us astray. Many medical myths, misconceptions, and irrational health fears relate back
Ethical Community Town Hall with Rachel Pfeffer Jake Ritter American Ethical Union
Read More American Ethical Union Join Interim Executive Director Rachel Pfeffer for an AEU Town Hall to solve complex problems with the Ethical community….
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