Eric Olsen, FUUSN’s resident ecology scientist, will reflect on religion and science in his own evolution as a science activist.

We are deeply appreciative the many varieties of music that accompany our lives. Might we extend this appreciation to wonder if perhaps we are the music that accompanies our lives . Lois Shapiro, FUUSN’s much-loved summer music coordinator will explore with us the theme of … read more.

Former FUUSN member Michael Shenkman has spent a lifetime exploring how we can identify and realize our deepest aspirations. This commitment has informed Michael’s role as management consultant to leaders of American industry, but also led him to the publication of a suite of books … read more.

Tim Wells will offer his thoughts on the issue of reparations for systematic deprivations of wealth within America’s African American communities.

Peter Smith will bring us news from FUUSN’s extraordinary AIDS orphan project which has impacted so many lives of children and families in Zambia, Africa. We will hear personal stories of society members who have participated directly in the project.

This summer service will address some of the myths about meditation and will include a bit of history, research, music, readings, and, of course, a period of silent meditation. Come to share your regular practice with others, or to dip your toe into this beneficial … read more.

After decades of decline, we are in a time of rising commitment to worker rights. Have you ever belonged to a union? Do you support union organization in your field? How important do you fee labor rights are in addressing income inequality? Join us in … read more.

FUUSN’s Bruce Kimball has completed a new book on the history of finances of American higher education that will be published in September. His discoveries startled him, and speak directly to all of us as we consider the role of higher education in our own … read more.