Here’s one last reminder about my Seattle talk tomorrow — and while I’m at it, here’s another reminder about my upcoming D.C. talk next week!

I’m going to be speaking in Seattle on Thursday Nov. 3 to the Secular Student Union of the U of W, and in Washington D.C. on Saturday Nov. 12 at the Center For Inquiry DC Fifth Anniversary Celebration, on the topic of “What Can The Atheist Movement Learn from the LGBT Movement?” I’ll be doing Q&A and/or schmoozing at both events — so if you’re in the area, come by and say hi! Details are below.

EVENT/ HOSTS: Secular Student Union, University of Washington
DATE: Thursday, November 3rd
TIME: 5:30pm
LOCATION: Thomson Hall 125, University of Washington, Seattle, WA (map)
TOPIC: What Can The Atheist Movement Learn from the LGBT Movement?
SUMMARY: The atheist movement is already modeling itself on the LGBT movement in many ways — most obviously with its focus on coming out of the closet. What else can the atheist movement learn from the LGBT movement… both from its successes and its failures?
COST: Free

EVENT/ HOSTS: Center For Inquiry DC Fifth Anniversary Celebration
DATE: Saturday, November 12
TIME: 5:00 pm
LOCATION: Busboys and Poets, 2021 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20009 (14th & V / U Street Cardozo Metro)
TOPIC: What the Secular Movement Can Learn from the LGBT Movement
SUMMARY: See above
OTHER SPEAKERS/ EVENTS: Poetry by Jennifer Michael Hecht; Ronald Lindsay; Melody Hensley; awards; schmoozing; and more!
COST: $45. Premier Seating: $100. Cost includes dinner; premiere seating includes reserved seating plus $55 tax deductible contribution. Registration required.

Hope to see you there!