Below is an outline of our programme of events and meetings for the next few months
This overview is for easy reference to enable you to get dates in your diary. Nearer the time, more details will be available in individual posts on the website and all event details will be announced in our monthly newsletter.
December
6th: New Cross meeting Mythmas celebrations
11th: BBC campaign demo
12th: Bromley meeting AGM and Mythmas celebrations
January
3rd: New Cross meeting Ethical Dilemmas – please note venue change – at the Rose pub
8th: BBC campaign demo
26th: Southbank walk and lunch
(no Bromley meeting this month)
February
7th: New Cross meeting Freedom from Torture; Speaker – Sonya Sceats, lawyer and expert in international human rights
12th: BBC campaign demo
13th: Bromley meeting “Monotheism is the greatest disaster to have befallen Mankind”? A discussion led by Graham Bell
25th: Social evening drinks at the Catford Constitutional Club
March
7th: New Cross meeting Morality as cooperation: how evolution explains ethics; Speaker – Dr Oliver Scott Curry, Senior Researcher at the Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology, University of Oxford.
12th: BBC campaign demo
13th: Bromley meeting I was president of the National Secular Society for 25 years; Speaker – Barbara Smoker
April
4th: New Cross meeting Crisis, Comfort, and Celebration: The future of community services for the non-religious; Speaker – Teddy Prout, Humanists UK’s Director of Community Services
9th: BBC campaign demo
10th: Bromley meeting Discussion
13th: Social visit to Halcyon Books and Manor House Gardens.
May
2nd: New Cross meeting: Food and Ethics; Speakers – Libby Oakden and Hester Brown
8th: Bromley meeting Health and financial powers of attorney; led by Pat Hawkins
14th: BBC campaign demo
June
6th: New Cross meeting: International conflicts and ways to solve them; Speaker: Jane Kinninmont, researcher and writer
12th: Bromley meeting
July
4th: New Cross meeting: AGM and ethical dilemmas
10th: Bromley meeting The Trouble with Faith (in) Schools : Campaigning Against Illegitimate Religious Influence in Education; Speaker Ruth Wareham
