• From the Leader – Remembering Rose Walker, Report and Reflections on the AEU Assembly
• Community Call – Interdependence/Reflections on the AEU Assembly
• Dialogue Group Call - Life's Big Questions
• From Around the Movement – Howard Radest - A Lifetime in Ethical Culture

From the Leader
Susan has two blogs for you to read - one about long-time Ethical Culturist and ESWoW member Rose L. Walker who died on June 17, 2011, and one a report and reflection on the recent American Ethical Union Assembly.

Community Call
Our Community Calls are a way for us to connect with each other, to hear each others' voices, to learn more about Ethical Culture. This week, on July 3, 2011 we will be discussing the topic of Interdependence and include in that a report and reflection on the recent AEU Assembly and how we are interconnected with the AEU and other societies.

The calls take place on the first and third Sunday of each month at 12m PT, 1pm MT, 2pm CT, and 3pm ET.  The number for the call is 866-740-1260 and the access code is 5766842#.  We ask for safety reasons that participants in our calls not drive while on our calls.  Please invite others who might be interested to join us. Read more »

Philosophical Foundations of Ethical Culture 
David Sprintzen's address to the Ethical Culture Society of Westchester on Sunday Jan. 17, 2010

Foundations of Ethical Culture: Ethical Culture History
Dr. Howard Radest
http://www.nysec.org/2009/10/22/radest-foundations-ec-history/

Sustainable Living and Ethical Culture
Bart Worden
New York Society for Ethical Culture Sunday Address
January 24, 2010
http://www.nysec.org/2010/01/24/worden-sustainable-living-and-ethical-cu...

Reclaiming Ethical Culture Spirituality
Anne Klaeysen, Leader, NY Society for Ethical Culture. 
Anne gives us a guided meditation for the opening words of this Platform. She shares on the distinctive niche Ethical Culture fills in the world. You can find her talk on the website of the Ethical Society of Northern Westchester (in NY) (http://www.esnw.org/Main.html). You can then select Listen to ESNW Lectures in the left-hand column and find Anne's talk on that page.

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Howard Radest spoke at the Ethical Society of Northern Westchester (ESNW.org) on October 4, 2009 on the topic Can Virtue Be Taught? (The possibility and impossibility of moral education) (You need to scroll down a bit to find his talk.) While the sound quality isn't the greatest, I thought it was well worth listening to. You might especially appreciate the question and answer session at the end. This is Howard Radest's biography as it appeared in the program of the ESNW and you can find out even more about him on the Philosopedia website.  Read more »