Speaker – Page 13

Naturism (i.e., Nudism)

Charles Perkins

11 a.m., February 13, 2022

Humanist and nudist Charles Perkins will discuss why he became a naturist 50-odd years ago. He will say a bit about Lupin Lodge, a naturist retreat. He will discuss the emotional and physical benefits claimed by naturism, as well as the history and laws about nudism.

In addition to raising a naturist family and participating in local naturist organizations for many years, Charles has heavily supported the NEF nudist research library, served on the board of The Naturist Society, founded Portland Naturists, supported nudist participation in Bay to Breakers, Pride Parade, and other Bay Area nudist events. In his professional career he has published many technical articles and equipment specifications to support wireless communications and networking.

220213 Charles Perkins.mp4 from Humanist Community-SiliconValley on Vimeo.

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Everyday Humanism

Humanist Chaplain Benjamin Iten

11 a.m., February 6, 2022

At this Sunday’s Humanist Forum, Humanist Chaplain Benjamin Iten will be present to talk about Everyday Humanism, the idea that humanism is a philosophy of life and so can help inform how we live our lives.

Ben is a Humanist Chaplain and Certified Educator with the Association of Clinical Pastoral Education. As a Pastoral Educator and Chaplain, his work focuses on applying humanism to everyday living, helping others create meaning from a meaningless world, and working with humanism in an interfaith setting.

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Everyday Humanism – Ben Iten from Humanist Community-SiliconValley on Vimeo.

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Humanist Chaplain Speaks

Humanist Chaplain Benjamin Iten

11 a.m., January 2, 2022

Humanist Chaplain, Benjamin Iten, be present to talk and answer questions a chaplain does and how he uses humanism to inform what he does.

Ben is an endorsed Humanist Chaplain with the American Humanist Association. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Jewish Studies from The Ohio State University and his Masters of Divinity from the Methodist School of Ohio. Ben completed his CPE internship and residency with OhioHealth including a second year residency in Palliative Care. He currently functions as a staff chaplain for OhioHealth as well as Certified Educator Candidate.

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You can find international phone numbers to call here.

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Duties of a Chaplain – Ben Iten from Humanist Community-SiliconValley on Vimeo
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Discussion on Humanist Celebrants

Kathy Dietrich, President of the Humanist Society

11 a.m., December 5, 2021

This Sunday, Kathy Dietrich, President of the Humanist Society, will join us online for a “Discussion on Humanist Celebrants.” She will be available to answer questions.

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Psychology of Conspiracy Theories

Scott Wakefield

11 a.m., October 24, 2021

At this Sunday’s Humanist Forum, Scott Wakefield will discuss and take questions about the “Psychology of Conspiracy Theories”. This is a talk that he gave to the Mountain View Unitarian-Universalist Church recently.

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