Moreover, in our efforts to apply our humanism to concrete issues, it's easy to lose sight of the big picture: what our overall values are and how they link together the matters we care about the most. It's time to take stock of what humanism really means, how much it has done and can do, and how we can best apply it toward the improvement of civilization. And it's time for us to reconsider what we can individually do, as humanists, to make an impact on our community and beyond.

This presentation will include guided discussion and brainstorming.

BIO

Fred Edwords, a former executive director of the American Humanist Association, former director of the United Coalition of Reason, past president of Camp Quest, and immediate past editor of the Humanist magazine, has enjoyed a forty-year career in the secular movement, lectured internationally, and is currently working on an inspirational humanist book with software innovator and philanthropist Dan Shia.

BYOB, Snacks and refreshments provided.

Doors open at 5 p.m for snacks and mixing.

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