Through the mutual learning opportunities of PeoplesHub, and the UUA’s own Meet the Moment framework, I’ve been growing my understanding of both myself, and about fellow disabled Unitarian Universalists.

Bill Young, newly elected UUA co-moderator, reflects on his history with EqUUal Access and his views of disability inclusion and accessibility.

Deeper Joy is a compendium of games, songs, activities and practices for building radically inclusive, accessible, multigenerational spiritual communities.

There are a multitude of excellent works out there by Black, disabled writers, and, in honor of Black History Month, I’m highlighting some of them for you to check out.

World Braille Day raises awareness of this reading method crucial to blind people across the globe. If you haven’t already done so in your congregation, I would recommend installing these ADA-compliant signs around your church building for all meeting rooms, offices, bathrooms, etc.

December has settled in and that means snowy weather and holiday gatherings. At this moment, I’m thinking about the frigid wind outside my Missouri apartment, the need to get my Guide Dog used to wearing his winter booties again, and how many holiday events I have the spoons for. Whether or not I…