EHST member Jay Niver just returned from a South Africa vacation where he made two daily, three-hour Land Rover tours prowling for "Big Five” game.  His PowerPoint presentation will take you up close and personal to see and learn about bush creatures great and small through a wide-angle (not telephoto) lens. Bring your pith helmet and popcorn to […]

Are there moral obligations in how or whether we vote? This is particularly relevant with our upcoming national election. Fred Breidt will lead a discussion on the philosophical aspects of this issue based partially upon an article in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. As many of our members and friends know, this is a highly […]

As Climate Week comes to a close, a panel convenes to look at the unique intergenerational nature of the Climate Justice Movement. Humans of all ages are teaming up to meet the ethical imperative of Climate Justice and to grow this movement. This panel will explore the intergenerational modes and methods that youth and elders […]

Maura Breidt will give a presentation outlining what we know so far about the damage that Hurricane Helene has wreaked, particularly on western North Carolina. As people in our fellow North Carolina society, the Ethical Humanist Society of Asheville, this would be a great time to come together and see what we can do to […]