Westminster Town Hall Forum

This year we celebrate 45 years of The Westminster Town Hall Forum, a space for voices of conscience to speak about matters of ethics and public life. Since its inception, more than 350 speakers have addressed Forum audiences, including, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Elie Wiesel, Thomas Friedman, Maya Angelou, Kathleen Hall Jamieson, David McCullough, Marcus Borg, Marian Wright Edelman, Barbara Brown Taylor, David Brooks, Salman Rushdie, Gwen Ifill, and Bryan Stevenson. While the issues and speakers have changed over the years, the Forum has retained its core value: Ethics matter. 

Now, 45 years since its founding, ethical reflection and spaces to wrestle with matters of ethics and our public life are even more vital. So, as we turn toward future, we do so with clairvoyant vision and steely commitment to our work because: Ethics still matter.

We would be grateful for your support as we not only celebrate but uplift the Forum as a space for public conversations about pressing matters of our time through an ethical lens!

Learn more about our work at: Westminster Town Hall Forum – Ethics matter.