What kind of statement is appropriate for an Action of Immediate Witness (AIW)?
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Pertains to an issue that requires immediate action for our witness to make an impact;
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The statement is specific and not conducive to three years of study and action built into the Congregational Study/Action Issue process;
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The statement does not duplicate a recent AIW;
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The statement is grounded in Unitarian Universalist theology and practice;
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The statement calls on our member congregations to take meaningful action;
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The issue presents an opportunity for our member congregations to build partnership and/or act in solidarity with marginalized groups beyond and within the association; AND
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The statement is crafted in anti-oppressive and inclusive language that is conducive to justice in terms of content and impact.
For additional help as you proceed, please contact the Commission on Social Witness at socialwitness@uua.org. Through our social witness process, we work together so that the moral arc of the universe bends ever more closely toward justice.