Chautauqua for everyone

Chautauqua: Previous attendees or those possibly newly interested

The pandemic has brought a new look to the summer programming in New York State that has been available to residents only in the summer since 1874.

Your computer enables YOU to participate from home for the whole 9 weeks of outstanding lectures, discussions and musical performances. Free trials – and the whole summer - are available at :

https://chq.org/season/chq-assembly-registration

The themes for this summer are

Week One • June 27–July 4 | Climate Change: Prioritizing Our Global and Local Response

• Week Two • July 4–11 | Forces Unseen: What Shapes Our Daily Lives
• Week Three • July 11–18 | Art and Democracy
• Week Four • July 18–25 | The Ethics of Tech: Scientific, Corporate and Personal Responsibility
• Week Five • July 25–August 1 | The Women’s Vote Centennial and Beyond
• Week Six • August 1–8 | Rebuilding Public Education
• Week Seven • August 8–15 | The Science of Us
• Week Eight • August 15–22 | Reframing the Constitution
• Week Nine • August 22–30 | The Future We Want, The World We Need: Collective Action for Tomorrow’s Challenges

After two years of attending. I am totally committed to their offerings to people of all religious faiths. Present world conditions are providing a new approach both now and in the future. I find it fascinating, however, that history is repeating itself in that many years ago the Washington area GLEN ECHO was the site of one of more than 150 Chautauqua throughout the nation. And now it is available throughout the world.

Ron