Bart Worden's guest appearances

Bart Worden

EthicalStL.org

Washington Ethical Society

Kate Lovelady

James Croft

Amy Miller

James White

Don Miller

Massimo Pigliucci

Stephen Law

Jules Evans

Lauren Lane

Sarah Kendzior

Buzz Spector

Andrew Copson

Anthony Pinn

John Mulligan

Chris Stedman

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When people are divided and in conflict it can be difficult to maintain a positive stance in living. This is especially true today when political, cultural, and economic strife are prevalent. Bart Worden, Executive Director for the American Ethical Union, will talk about how Ethical Humanism can help us address the challenges we face as we strive to live ethically and work to build a caring and just society for all.Bart Worden has been the Executive Director of the American Ethical Union, the national federation of Ethical Culture and Ethical Humanist Societies, since 2012. Bart is, in addition, the clergy leader for the Ethical Culture Society of Westchester, and is a Social Worker who has worked with programs that help people recover from psychiatric disability.

When people are divided and in conflict it can be difficult to maintain a positive stance in living. This is especially true today when political, cultural, and economic strife are prevalent. Bart Worden, Executive Director for the American Ethical Union, will talk about how Ethical Humanism can help us address the challenges we face as we strive to live ethically and work to build a caring and just society for all.<br/><br/>Bart Worden has been the Executive Director of the American Ethical Union, the national federation of Ethical Culture and Ethical Humanist Societies, since 2012. Bart is, in addition, the clergy leader for the Ethical Culture Society of Westchester, and is a Social Worker who has worked with programs that help people recover from psychiatric disability.

Living Positively: How Ethical Humanism Helps Navigate Troubled Waters, Bart Worden, Executive Director for the American Ethical Union, 29-Mar-2020

"Self-Regard," Bart Worden, Executive Director American Ethical Union.

This address examines our connections with people, activities, and ideals with an eye to how these connections work for, or work against, our efforts to live ethically.  Learning to differentiate between attachments and commitments cann help us develop a deeper understanding of what we hold most important and lead us toward living in greater accordance with our most cherished ideals.

'Stepping Up: How Our Commitments Bring Ethics to Life," Bart Worden