With cold weather ahead and the pandemic keeping us inside, what better way to spend your time than learning something new?? Every Wednesday evening from January 13 through March 31, different community members will share their passions and knowledge, from historical to cultural, education to entertainment, and everything in between. Each week is a different […]
Many, if not most individuals experience what they believe to be joint pain that often intensifies with age. We will explore ways to define joint pain from other types of pain (pain from structures near joints, nerve pain and muscle pain), and will briefly introduce different types of disorders that may cause this pain. Kathy […]
How well do our energy models answer our questions -- do they provide frameworks to analyze our energy /climate challenges? What price, how much supply:demand imbalance, and where should we invest? Over the past fifty years our energy models have evolved and become more sophisticated, however the questions remains, how well have they predicted prices […]
Join Mara for a discussion about what anxiety is, different categories of anxiety, and strategies for managing anxiety more effectively. Understanding what anxiety looks like in others enables us to more effectively cope with episodes, when they occur, and take good, loving care of ourselves. This is part of CCACE's ongoing Wednesday Speaker Series. Check […]
We will examine different ways that people today think about science and religion. We will survey recent arguments and controversies between scientists and religious believers in the modern world, investigating sources of conflict, issues that have caused tension, and different possibilities for reconciliation between the two groups. We also examine ways of talking about science, […]
i.e. the generals and admirals through whom he exercised command When we think about our country's leading military men of WW2, the names Eisenhower, Nimitz, Bradley, Halsey, Patton, and MacArthur are likely to be foremost in our mind. Yet, although these men were key players in bringing a victorious end to WW2, they were subordinate […]
Concord has a history of leadership in human rights, the environment, education, and most recently, in raising the cultural and religious awareness and sensitivity in our community. Building on our strengths, there is an increased level of interest, curiosity, and respect for the rich diversity emerging in our town, which includes the Baha’i community. Who […]
This four part series – April 15th, May 20th, June 17th and July 15th from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM, features John Gardella who will discuss the substance and specifics of the national government of the United States of America. The first lecture will discuss the development of the nation including the Continental Congress, the […]
Join an ICA educator to learn about the ICA’s nearly 85-year history in Boston, including its ongoing commitment to a wide range of contemporary visual and performing arts, the opening of its visionary Diller Scofidio + Renfro building on Boston’s waterfront in 2006, and the introduction of a satellite location in East Boston – The […]
Starting a regular family meeting can be daunting! The benefits, however, are many: it provides an opportunity for all family members to practice communication, organization, leadership and problem-solving skills. It nurtures positive relationships, it reinforces family values and strengthens a family culture of collaboration and appreciation. You will walk away with 9 easy to follow […]
