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Read More Society for Humanistic Judaism Check out the women who have dedicated their time, knowledge, and love to being Humanistic Rabbis with the Society for Humanistic Judaism! The Meet The Rabbis/Cantors series is a live webinar taking place monthly throughout 2024. SHJ members can register The post Meet The Women of Humanistic Judaism appeared […]

Read More News | Center for Inquiry Does vitamin C really prevent the common cold? Was red meat really declared a carcinogen by the World Health Organization? Is red wine really good for your heart? Are eggs good for you or bad for you? There’s a lot of “conventional wisdom” about food and nutrition out

Read More News | Center for Inquiry In the battle against misinformation, having truth and facts on your side is often still not enough. People are stubbornly—and seemingly inexplicably—willing to believe things that are obviously not true. What are the underlying psychological reasons for this, and what can be done to address them? Join us

Read More American Ethical Union Workshop Series: Organizational Immunity to Change March 28, April 4, April 25, May 9 at 7:00 PM ET   Many of our communities have a similar experience: we want to make change, and we may even create detailed plans to make the change, and yet that change does not happen.

Read More AHA Foundation Minors can get married in Missouri. Some state lawmakers want that to change. – St. Louis Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON

Read More Society for Humanistic Judaism This fun “mockumentary” style Purim spiel will be a great addition to your holiday entertainment! Produced by Rabbi Jeffrey L. Falick for the Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Metro Detroit. Originally posted on CHJ’s YouTube on February 26, 2021.   The post The Shushan Files – A Purim mockumentary

Read More News | Center for Inquiry In an age when misinformation, alternative facts, and conspiracy theories have become mainstream, UFOs have become one of the most talked-about phenomena throughout popular culture. What is in our skies? What do we know, and how do we know it? And most importantly: Are we being visited? Join

Read More Society for Humanistic Judaism In 2003, Rabbi Sivan Maas was ordained as the first Israeli rabbi into the Humanistic Judaism movement. We are excited to celebrate her 21st year as a Humanistic Rabbi!   The post International Women’s Day – Sivan Maas’ Rabbinical Ordination – Celebrating 21 years! appeared first on Society for

Read More AHA Foundation Published 03/08/2024 What Happened to the Women’s Movement? Unpacking the Silence Surrounding October 7 On March 8th, Independent

Read More AHA Foundation Way back in 2005, when I was an MP in the Netherlands, my party was strategising about the