Listen to a group of Madisonians who are mobilizing co-conspirators to inject seed funding via a Black owned company, Madison Roots, LLC, for the purchase of both rental property and…
In the mid 19th century, Unitarians Elizabeth Blackwell and her sister Emily both became medical doctors at a time when such a thing was unheard of. They studied in Europe…
Popular guest speaker and oncology chaplain Michael Eselun will explore our relationship to our own stories and how we use them in the attempt to make spiritual sense of our…
This talk is based on Franciska Coleman’s article: They Should be Fired: The Social Regulation of Free Speech in the U.S. This talk addresses the relationship between the First Amendment,…
Robert Enright will address three questions in the presentation: 1) What does it mean to forgive?; 2) What is an effective pathway for forgiving?; 3) What are the outcomes (from…
Self is a traveling companion. What we really are is a mystery. Yet, how we relate to the sense of self can deepen our lives and heal those around us.This…
Being older in America can mean you are passed over in stores, ridiculed in the media, and discriminated against in the workplace. If you also are female, non-white, or non-heterosexual,…
Gail Wiseman will share a brief background of One City Schools, what they have accomplished so far, how they have successfully remained open during the pandemic, and what are their…
Moving together through these challenging times, we find ourselves, perhaps on a daily basis, reassessing our priorities. UCLA Oncology Chaplain and popular guest speaker, Michael Eselun will share reflections on…
We are in the midst of a national reckoning on race, spurred by the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and others. What does it look like for us to…
