by Karen K.F. | We are so excited to begin a new nine-week course to learn about and discuss world events, stimulate thinking and rediscover the art of discourse. The course is called Great Decisions, and it’s billed as America’s largest discussion program on world affairs.
by Karen K.F. | Forward Chicago is thrilled to launch a Speaker Series as a follow-up to last summer’s Aging 2.0 conference. From May through July, seminars covering a range of topics will be held at Sulzer Public Library on the first and third Mondays from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, October 6, 2021 at 5:00pm
by Helene Wineberg | We all have stuff, most of us have too much of it. Join us at Sulzer Library as a professional organizer helps us to rethink our relationship to stuff.
by Karen Kolb Flude | Forward Chicago’s Winter Newsletter is hot off the presses! We are delighted to feature some of our members so you can get to know them and recognize familiar faces at events.
by Jeff Robison | It’s a common question to ponder as we gaze at the stars. But it rings equally true as we yearn to find others who share our interests and curiosities. Learn about the latest discussion in the Astrophysics For All series and what’s next on our journey.
by Pat McFarland | On Sept. 3, we viewed a distant galaxy’s “family photos” of newborn planets, and witnessed a Red Giant Star navigate its way thru those terrible teens to becoming a neutron star.
by Roger Wright | Overcoming ageism doesn’t come with a list of instructions in an owner’s manual. Overcoming ageism comes from building one’s own individual path. This is Uncle Frankie’s story.
We’re heading to Adler Planetarium on Sept. 3 with our own personal tour guide, an astrophysicist who will answer our questions and guide us through exhibits. Plenty of time to explore on your own, too!
Would you like to “go to school” without the angst of early morning classes, tests, and grades? It’s possible to do at Northwestern University’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
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