Humanist Haven is YHC's community gathering where people from all across Yale and New Haven come together to ask big questions, explore what gives our lives meaning and purpose, and act to make the world a better place. Over the summer, Humanist Haven meets on the second Sunday of each month. Join us at The Grove -- 760 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT -- on the second Sunday of June (6/12) at 1 PM for Humanist Haven with Wendy Webber.
Wendy Webber is a graduate of Yale Divinity School, where she was a founder of an atheist, agnostic, and multifaith community that continues to foster interfaith/belief dialogues and initiatives on campus. She spent a year with Pathfinders Project, an international humanist service project designed to find the location to start the permanent Humanist Service Corps. Wendy serves as Yale Humanist Community's Volunteer Coordinator, works for Foundation Beyond Belief, and writes about religion, atheism, and interbelief engagement primarily for her blog (
interbelief.com), State of Formation, and Applied Sentience. When she is able, she plays tennis, takes photos, and enjoys offbeat museums.
last few weeks, YHC has sponsored children's craft activities -- and we've received an incredibly enthusiastic response at each event. These activities are in celebration of the Green Light Project -- and we need your help with our next activity this Saturday, June 11 from 1 to 5:30 PM at the International Festival of Arts & Ideas on the New Haven Green. This is an activity that people of all skill levels and artistic abilities can participate in!
