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All discussion Events (4)
October 4Sunday
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Richard Dawkins discussion of new book "The Greatest Show on Earth"
October 4, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm – University of Washington, Seattle - Hec Edmundson Pavilion Richard Dawkins will be discussing his new book, The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution (Free Press, 2009) (information via email from NCSE) ========================================… Organized by NCSE | Type: author, reading, and, discussion
November 19Friday
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Social Media: A Tool for Secular Humanist and Atheist Conversation
November 19, 2010 from 7:45pm to 9pm – Robert Ahrens' home. This month we will continue the building secular community theme by exploring social media with Gary Berg-Cross leading the discussion. Dr. Berg-Cross is a cognitive psychologist who gave us an excel… Organized by Don Wharton, Robert Ahrens & Gary Berg-Cross | Type: monthly, discussion, of, dc, atheists, meetup, group!
August 26Sunday
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Humanism & Activism (+Fun)
August 26, 2012 from 1pm to 4pm – Adam Clayton Powell Jr. NY State Office Building Our monthly discussion meeting, with casual meal to follow, is this Sunday. It will be the chance to touch base before fall schedules make many of our regular folk (especially our educators) distrac… Organized by Harlem Humanists & CFI-Harlem | Type: presentation, discussion, &, social, gathering
September 8Saturday
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Discussing the Humanist Legacy of Paul Kurtz
September 8, 2012 from 2pm to 4pm – Wheaton Regional Public Library -Tin the Large Meeting Room on the lower floor of the The Maryland-DC (MDC) chapter or WASH (Washington Area Secular Humanists) is hosting a free panel discussion on the Topic of: "What would Paul Kurtz say?” Our distinguished Panel: Margeret Downey… Organized by Gary Berg-Cross | Type: free, panel, discussion, at, our, monthly, meeting
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