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Dec
7
7:00 PM
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1 attended (est.) –
2.001
We are set for this exciting new type of event. We will explore with our friends at New York Society for Ethical Culture more what it is the be an ethical Humanist and how that related to Humanism as a whole. This 150 year old institution over lots to those who want a community that shares a common core value set. Ethical Humanism is at the center of the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
See the positive message for your self and spend the evening getting to know other humanist. We meet at 7pm for some social time and at 7:30 we will be started with lots of time to ask questions. We will end at 9pm and some of us might go out for a drink after.
If you have any questions please email the organizers. Check out the website www.nysec.org Come in the 64th street entrance on the far right and inside will be a stand with a note to which room we will be in. See ya there. Also have a few people from the Humanism of NYC coming also.
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Nov
12
7:00 PM
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1 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
Indelible Pictures, New Heritage Theatre Group, and The Social Service Board
Invite You to Join us for a Fundraising Event for the Motion Picture
INDELIBLE
and
THE INNOCENCE PROJECT featuring PHILIP HAMILTON’S VOICES an African based a capella journey of soul; a screening of director Randall Dottin’s award winning film LIFTED; and the premiere of the new trailer for INDELIBLE Thursday, November 12
7:00 PM
New York Society for Ethical Culture
2 West 64th Street @ Central Park West NYSEC & SSB Members - $35
These tickets can only be purchased by contacting Moe-Swe Myint at 212.874.5210x113 or mmyint@nysec.org General Admission - $75 ($100 at the door)
VIP Admission - $100 ($150 at the door)*
General Admission and VIP Admission tickets can be purchased online at www.bajanbrownstone. com or by calling 212.242.4735 *VIP tickets include preferred seating at the program and admittance to the reception with the filmmakers immediately following the screening.
Cost:
$75.00
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New York Society for Ethical Culture
New York,
NY, 10023
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Nov
10
7:00 PM
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2 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
While Congress moves closer to a pivotal vote on health care reform, there is still confusion and tension around what reform will actually mean. What will it cost? Will coverage be universal? Will there be a negative effect on current programs like Medicare? Will there be a public option? Are we merely tweaking a bad system? How do we go forward when there isn’t even a consensus about the most basic question of all: Is health care a fundamental right? Health Care Reform: How Real and at What Cost? will focus on the many questions that surround this complex issue -- with U.S. Congressman Anthony Weiner of New York’s 9th District; Sinsi Hernández-Cancio of SEIU’s Healthcare Equality Project Dr. Laura Boylan of Physicians for a National Health Program; and Cheryl Matheis of AARP. Admission is free, donations welcome. No reservations – arrive early. The program is co-sponsored by the New York Society for Ethical Culture and 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East.
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New York Society for Ethical Culture
New York,
NY, 10023
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2 Yes
1 Maybe
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Nov
6
7:00 PM
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1 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
In this film based on the classic novel by H.G. Wells, a scientist (Rod Taylor) invents a time machine that allows him to explore the earth's distant future -- a place of idyllic beauty that also harbors a sinister evil. Co-starring Yvette Mimieux as a docile inhabitant of the future, The Time Machine won an Oscar for its trippy special effects. Beware the Morlocks! Join us as we experience The Time Machine, followed by a lively discussion of the ethical issues raised by the film. Complimentary snacks and beverages.
Cost:
$5.00
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New York Society For Ethical Culture
New York,
NY, 10023
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1 Yes
0 Maybe
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Nov
2
7:00 PM
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1 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
We are set for this exciting new type of event. We will explore with our friends at New York Society for Ethical Culture more what it is the be an ethical Humanist and how that related to Humanism as a whole. This 150 year old institution over lots to those who want a community that shares a common core value set. Ethical Humanism is at the center of the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
See the positive message for your self and spend the evening getting to know other humanist. We meet at 7pm for some social time and at 7:30 we will be started with lots of time to ask questions. We will end at 9pm and some of us might go out for a drink after.
If you have any questions please email the organizers. Check out the website www.nysec.org Come in the 64th street entrance on the far right and inside will be a stand with a note to which room we will be in. See ya there. Also have a few people from the Humanism of NYC coming also.
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0 Maybe
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Oct
30
7:00 PM
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1 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
Friday, October 30, 7PM - 10PM and Saturday, October 31, 6PM - 11PM
$13 for Adults - $5 for Children
(Tour is approximately 45 minutes long) APPROPRIATE FOR GHOULS OF ALL AGES!
Are you looking for something a little different on Halloween weekend? Get into the holiday spirit at a wonderful event appropriate for the whole family! Everyone will find something of interest on this special 45 minute building tour. History by candlelight, theatrical reenactments with the ghosts of New York past, spooky atmosphere, and Halloween treats for all. Proceeds support the 2010 NYSEC Building Centennial. The building tour is a fun way to see unique architecture and New York City history in true Halloween spirit. NOTE: Not recommended for those with limited mobility. The tour requires guests to walk down several flights of stairs. For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Sheleigah Grube at
(212) 874-5210x118 or sgrube@nysec.org
Cost:
$13.00
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New York Society for Ethical Culture
New York,
NY, 10023
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1 Yes
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Oct
17
11:00 AM
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1 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
Come shop for great bargains on thousands of hardcovers, paperbacks, CDs and DVDs! BOOKS ARE PRICED TO MOVE!!! Bring your own bags and stock up on books to read throughout the year! 11am - 5pm at New York Society for Ethical Culture Sponsored by the New York Society for Ethical Culture and United Social Services, Inc. -- Social Service Board. All proceeds benefit The Innocence Project DNA Testing program. The Innocence Project has exonerated 240 prisoners post-conviction using DNA testing, including 17 people who had been sentenced to death before testing proved their innocence. The Innocence Project's mission is nothing less than to free the staggering numbers of innocent people who remain incarcerated and to bring substantive reform to the system responsible for their unjust imprisonment.
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New York Society for Ethical Culture
New York,
NY, 10023
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1 Yes
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Sep
21
6:00 PM
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1 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
Join us for this rally to urge world leaders to take decisive action on climate change by reducing carbon emissions, creating green jobs and advancing social justice. Featured speakers include President Mohamed Nasheed of The Maldives, former Irish President Mary Robinson, Richard Trumka of the AFL-CIO, Kevin Knobloch, President of the Union of Concerned Scientists, Kumi Naidoo, CEO of the Global Committee for Climate Action and author and environmentalist Bill McKibbon (via video). Musical performances by Judy Collins and Kaki King. This event is part of Climate Week NYC and is co-sponsored by Cornell Global Labor Institute and Realizing Rights: The Ethical Globalization Initiative. Free to the public. To ensure a seat, order tickets in advance at www.jobsjusticeclimate.net. For more information contact Jill Kubit at 212.340.2840.
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New York Society for Ethical Culture
New York,
NY, 10023
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1 Yes
0 Maybe
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Sep
7
7:00 PM
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We are set for this exciting new type of event. We will explore with our friends at New York Society for Ethical Culture more what it is the be an ethical Humanist and how that related to Humanism as a whole. This 150 year old institution over lots to those who want a community that shares a common core value set. Ethical Humanism is at the center of the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
See the positive message for your self and spend the evening getting to know other humanist. We meet at 7pm for some social time and at 7:30 we will be started with lots of time to ask questions. We will end at 9pm and some of us might go out for a drink after.
If you have any questions please email the organizers. Check out the website www.nysec.org Come in the 64th street entrance on the far right and inside will be a stand with a note to which room we will be in. See ya there. Also have a few people from the Humanism of NYC coming also.
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Only members of this Group can view the location for this Meetup
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1 Yes
3 Maybe
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Aug
7
7:00 PM
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3 attended (est.) –
5.001
In Gattaca, our hero is one of the underclass, only useful for menial jobs because of inferior genes. But, he has ambitions, and therein lies the tale. The movie draws on concerns over reproductive technologies which facilitate eugenics. More pertinent today than ever before, the film makes us wonder: What part do our genes play in our destiny? The newest entry into our "Classic" Sci-Fi series, this 1997 thriller stars Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman and Jude Law. *For you science buffs, the name "Gattaca," uses the initial letters of the four DNA nitrogenous bases: guanine, adenine, thymine and cytocine. A lively discussion led by Chris Everett will follow the film. Suggested Donation $5 - includes popcorn and drinks.
Cost:
$5.00
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New York Society For Ethical Culture
New York,
NY, 10023
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3 Yes
0 Maybe
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