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Hope in Covid Times

  • April 26, 2020

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Hey, humanists!  It’s time to share some hope and community. (At least I need some.)  Below are positive stories or things to make you smile or laugh.  I would like for you to send me links of hopeful, surprising, or funny things you come across, so I can share them on the website with others.  Email them to webmaster@jeffersonhumanists.org.  Enjoy!

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