GA Presentations on Multiculturalism
Workshops and presentations at General Assembly (GA), the annual meeting of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), have been provided by a variety of Unitarian Universalist organizations and UUA staff groups over the course of several decades. Not all presentations have been reviewed for accuracy or timeliness.
For the latest information and resources on this topic, we recommend you visit Multiculturalism or UUA Economic & Racial Justice, or contact multicultural@uua.org.
2010
- Ware Lecture by Winona LaDuke
Lecture Video and Report
2009
- Ware Lecture by Melissa Harris-Lacewell
Lecture Video and Report
- The Utes and the Unitarians
Opening Worship Video and Report
- Soul Work: Creating Welcoming Multicultural Unitarian Universalist Communities
UU University Multicultural Track Report and Resources
- Pirates, Boats, Adventures in Cross Cultural Engagement
Workshop Report
- Crossing Borders: Building Cross-racial Understanding
Workshop Report and Resources
2008
- Ware Lecture by Van Jones
Lecture Video and Report
- Weaving Our Stories of Change
Workshop Video and Report
- Preparing for Multicultural Ministries
Workshop Program
2007
- Will They Come Back? Radical Spiritual Hospitality
Workshop Report
- The Culture of Celebratory Worship
Workshop Report
2006
- Building Inter-Racial, Multi-Cultural Religious Community
Workshop Report
- Affirming a Multicultural Unitarian Universalist Identity
Workshop Report and Resources
2000
- Buscando Americanos: Race versus Culture
Workshop Report
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Last updated on Thursday, March 29, 2012.
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