[The Evolution of Man 1896]
Beyond the Bare Bones: What Human Evolution Means to You
The study of human evolution isn't merely an academic exercise in looking backward. It tells us who we are and the kinds of things we do. Hence, it can inform us about our impact on the environment and our future as a species. This presentation will be illustrated with revealing images from the Smithsonian's Hall of Human Origins.
After the talk, please join us for our traditional Darwin Day banana splits.
This is an in-person meeting only at Green Hedges School, Vienna, VA
Fred Edwords served eleven years as the founding editor of the American Humanist Association’s Creation/Evolution journal, refuting creationism in print and on the debate platform. He also served fifteen years as the American Humanist Association's executive director and twelve years as editor of the Humanist magazine.
