Anyone under the age of 40 is welcome to join the Philadelphia Ethical Society's Community Life Coordinator, Oliver Jane Jorgensen, for some socializing, snacks, and a community service activity. We will be meeting to clean out and restock a local community refrigerator. Then we will travel to a local eatery to share some appetizers and [...]

For those who missed our Women’s History Month Book Discussions of The Grimkes: The Legacy of Slavery in An American Family, by Kerri Greenidge, you get another chance. Join with Baltimore Ethical Society members on Zoom to discuss this complex family story of slavery, privilege, and denial. Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3917679274

Join Hugh for some tea, cookies, and silly parlor games! RSVP by April 15. Hugh: hughtm@gmail.com  

Join our Community Life Coordinator, Oliver Jane, as they teach an hour-long Chair Yoga class at the Society.  The class is accessible to all ages and abilities.  This is a very gentle Yoga class that utilizes the support of a chair.  The practice promotes stress reduction, relaxation, and positive moods.  Great for older bodies, stiff bodies, [...]

Join our Community Life Coordinator, Oliver Jane, as they teach an hour-long Chair Yoga class at the Society.  The class is accessible to all ages and abilities.  This is a very gentle Yoga class that utilizes the support of a chair.  The practice promotes stress reduction, relaxation, and positive moods.  Great for older bodies, stiff bodies, [...]

Join members of the Ending Racism Task Force for a potluck at the Ethical Society at 1906 S. Rittenhouse Square. Bring yourselves and something delicious! After the potluck and discussion, stay for a movie screening at 4pm. Movie to be announced.

Following the potluck and discussion, stay for a movie screening at 4pm with the members of the Ending Racism Task Force. Title to be announced.

THE PHILADELPHIA ETHICAL SOCIETY presents Souls Shot Portrait Project Exhibition Collier Gallery and Weston Room* May 3 through 29, 2023 Souls Shot Portrait Project pairs fine artists with families and friends of victims of gun violence. The artists create portraits using diverse approaches and emphasize the individuality and uniqueness of the victims portrayed. The exhibition is a truly moving tribute. [...]

Join Hugh Taft-Morales in the Leader’s Office for a video, conversation, and appetizers! RSVP to Hugh LeaderHugh@phillyethics.org.