We live in a difficult time for ethical discourse, with tremendous polarity of viewpoints as well as very strong emotions and opinions about a myriad of topics, impacting events on a local, state, national, and international level. Even in conversations with people whose values align reasonably well with our own, we often struggle to find […]

What makes you happy? EHST member, Maura Breidt, will give a presentation on the nature of happiness.  How do people define happiness? Are there differences in these definitions across cultures? Across age groups?  Is happiness innate or learned? Can we choose happiness, and if so, how? This program will be presented via a Zoom session. […]

Tired and frustrated with abortion bans, denial of access to life-saving care, and insensitive politicians?  Join in the fight against attacks on our rights as people!  Find out more in a 1 hour presentation on working to achieve equality, control, and bodily autonomy, from understanding what novel options are available to challenging state abortion bans.  […]

Tired and frustrated with abortion bans, denial of access to life-saving care, and insensitive politicians?  Join in the fight against attacks on our rights as people!  Find out more in a 1 hour presentation on working to achieve equality, control, and bodily autonomy, from understanding what novel options are available to challenging state abortion bans.  […]

Come join us for an afternoon of fun and camaraderie with three other Triangle secular groups: the Triangle Freethought Society, Women without Religion in the Triangle, and the Chapel Hill Sunday Assembly. In lieu of our usual program meeting, EHST will host an event at Rise Against Hunger as our 2nd quarter service project at […]

This Sunday's program has been organized by Hugh Giblin, longtime friend of the Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle. Hugh and two other poets, Pam Baggett and Jay Niver, will read from their original works. Following are a few details about the three of them:   Pam Baggett is author of Wild Horses (Main Street Rag, 2018), […]

Mimi Chapman will talk about some of the critical moments in recent UNC Chapel Hill history and how the Coalition for Carolina was formed.  She will talk about the aims of the Coalition, how it organizes its work, and will engage in question and answer with the audience. This meeting is a Zoom “hybrid” meeting.  […]