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Presented by Jone Johnson Lewis
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If we are committed to our core values of human worth and human connection, what projects are most effective for an Ethical Society to take on? How does the Ethical movement reflect and embody racism and how do we make change? How do we nurture multicultural community, liberation and equity, in our Society, our community and in the wider world? What internal and external work can we do to make a difference?
“Systems of oppression, inequalities and inequities are by design. Shouldn’t we use design to dismantle them?” – Creative Reaction Labs
Jone Johnson Lewis, an Ethical Culture Leader since 1991, leads the Riverdale-Yonkers Society. She has served several other Ethical Societies in Chicago, Northern Virginia (DC suburbs) and Brooklyn as well as serving on the Board, various committees, and as Interim Executive Director of the American Ethical Union.
Jone is a third generation humanist, raised in the Midwest. She studied business, math and history, and managed information technology education departments for several Fortune 500 companies, before turning to congregational leadership as a profession. Jone is an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister, a graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago (M. Div.) and of the Humanist Institute and served as an adjunct faculty member at both institutions.
