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Monthly meetingsMonthly meetings are held in and around Cambridge, often in members' homes, usually in the evening. Typically there's an invited speaker and always an opportunity for conversation and discussion. Visitors are welcome at meetings. Please enquire about time and location from the appropriate contact. Social eventsTwo or three social events are held each year, as well as monthly informal gatherings. |
Here are the events that were organized for 2000
(A
different page shows for the current year)
Month |
Title, topic or activity |
Speaker or organizer |
More about the speaker or organizer |
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January |
AGM + talk: Assessing residential homes |
Ben Duncan |
Ex Lay Assessor |
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February |
Open discussion meeting |
Charles Bailey |
Deputy Chair of CHG |
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March |
Secular India: What can it teach us? |
Babu Gogineni |
Executive
Director of the International Humanist |
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April |
Humanism in Education |
Marilyn Mason |
Secretary of the BHA Education Committee |
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May |
The Workings of Cambridge Community Health Council |
Margaret Sharman |
Member of Cambridge CHC and Welfare Officer with local Parkinson's diease group |
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June |
Riverside
picnic at Cam Sailing Club |
John Harris |
CHG member and CSC Vice-commodore |
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June |
Perspectives on Social Services |
Jenny Gupta |
Officer with Social Services |
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July |
Discussion meeting on 'Why I am a Humanist' |
chaired by Charles Bailey |
Deputy Chair of CHG |
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August |
Summer garden party |
by invitation of Peter & Myrtle Popper |
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September |
George Bernard Shaw - who the devil was he? |
Fraser Gallie |
Retired National Trust Custodian of Shaw's Corner at Ayot and Member of Essex Humanist Group |
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October |
Understanding consciousness |
Gerd Sommerhoff |
Psychologist |
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November |
Secularism in the 21st Century |
Denis Cobell |
Secretary of the National Secular Society |
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December |
Yuletide meal |
David Andrews |
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