“Love at the Center: Unitarian Universalist Theologies,” edited by our Association’s President, Rev Dr Sofia Betancourt.

Social Change Now! A Guide for Reflection and Connection (Skinner House) by Deepa Iyer

Welcome to the UU Common Read of Authentic Selves. The book offers life stories and portraits of trans and nonbinary people, alongsidetheir partners, parents, children, siblings, and chosen family members. Through interviews and photo portraits, the subjects of this book invite readers into their…

The workshops explore repentance and repair in (1) interpersonal relationships, (2) communal spaces, such as our congregations, and (3) wider communities, such as nations, and systems we are part of.

Engaging with this book can help UU congregations grapple with our movement’s charge to dismantle white supremacy in ourselves, our communities, and our world. 4 Sessions.

The book explores what has gone wrong, and why, and who has been most harmed by repressive and racist policing systems. Norris offers a new blueprint for public safety that holds people accountable while still holding them in community.

Breathe offers a broad meditation on race, gender, and the meaning of a life well lived as well as an unforgettable lesson in Black resistance and resilience. Includes materials for a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) UU group, or other congregational group.

This book challenges readers to learn US history through a narrative that centers the story, the experiences, and the perspectives of Indigenous peoples, and upends myths and misinformation that have been taught by leaders and media.

Justice on Earth explores the ways in which racial justice, environmental justice, and economic justice are intertwined.

Centering offers help with the inner work of today’s Unitarian Universalism; Daring Democracy provides a vision and practical guidance for advancing our justice-making work in the public square.