May 5, 2023
How do we open up the creativity we need to build a world where all are valued and love & justice cross all borders?
May 5
WES@Work
9am-5pm
Social Hall
May 6
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May 7
Platform Service
10:30am
Main Hall or Zoom
Virtual Coffee Hour
11:30am

Mutual Aid Workshop (Details below in this email)
12:30pm
Socal Hall

Philosophy Group
1pm
May 8
WES@Work
9am-5pm
Social Hall

Global Connections Meeting
7:30pm
May 9
WES@Work
9am-5pm
Social Hall
May 10
WES@Work
9am-5pm
Social Hall

Chorus Rehearsal
7:30pm
Main Hall
May 11
WES@Work
9am-5pm
Social Hall
May 12
WES@Work
9am-5pm
Social Hall
May 13
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Co-working at WES


When: Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm

Where: The social hall at WES

What: There will be 10 desk spaces, socially distant, with electricity and wifi. There will be coffee available, too!

Cost: A suggested donation of $15/day.
Upcoming Classes

May 7th - 10:30-12 
Pre-K through 5th Grade
Downstairs in the double classrooms

May 14th - 10:30-12 
Pre-K through 5th Grade
Downstairs in the double classrooms

May 21st - 10:30-12 
Pre-K through 5th Grade
Downstairs in the double classrooms - This day we will visit the Shepherd Park Playground!
Order Your WES Swag Now!
The WES Swag Shop over at Bonfire is an ongoing opportunity for members, friends, and people of good hearts to support the Washington Ethical Society's continued work to honor the worth and dignity of each person and elicit the best in one another through community.

We hope you'll check back on the WES Bonfire site regularly for new designs that will be rolling out over the coming weeks. There will be more designs for different events, a design from the SEEK hive mind, and more!
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Non-binary folks and anyone who doesn't understand themself as exclusively a man or a woman are invited to participate in the 10th Annual Gender Census
As we plan for Founder's Day, we need volunteers to help make it happen. Please reach out to the WES office if you're able to help!
WES Insect Garden
 
The Earth Ethics Action Team is developing an insect garden!! Insects are crucial to nature’s interdependence. Without insects, there are no warblers; but without plants, there are no insects. Our garden reconstructs a natural meadow, consisting of native plants that coevolved with native insects and that are useful to them as both food and host.
Adult Learning Opprotunity!


What is Mutual aid and how can you be involved?

In line with the themes of creativity and care work, join Danna Pope for a discussion of what mutual aid currently looks like locally and how we can continue to build something that will equalize power and meet people’s needs beyond the bare minimum 

Sunday May 7th, 12:30-2pm
Need to use the WES Zoom account for your team or group's meeting?

Please send the request to Robyn at least 1 week in advance.
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