This section of the Blue Boat blog includes links to training tools (including videos and webinars) and articles by the staff of the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministries for informing, building, sustaining and guiding ministry for Unitarian Universalist youth and young adults, youth and young adults of color, Campus Ministry, and those who serve them.
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by Evin Carvill Ziemer |http://ecziemer.tumblr.com/post/153200833191/lgbtq-youth-survival-guide… Youth Survival Guide: Trump Edition Dear beautiful, fabulous gender creative and sexually non-conforming youth and teens–all those who are queer, trans, non-binary, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and a hundred other wonderful...Filed in: Future of Faith, Issues and Trends, Events and Opportunities, , Social Justice, Stories and Voices, UUA for Youth & Young Adults
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by Jennica Davis-Hockett |by Jaidyn Bryant and the 2017 General Assembly Youth Caucus Staff So, Trump was elected president. Black, Latinx, Muslim, Native, LGBTQ communities are under continued attacks. What does that mean for … Rock? It means that the threat to … sovereignty will continue. That degradation of our...Filed in: , Issues and Trends, Stories and Voices, Events and Opportunities, Social Justice, -
by Annie Gonzalez Milliken |#UUCampusQ's Episode Four Students on campus need your community now, so get the word out! The Reverend Annie Gonzalez Milliken, the Young Adult and Campus Ministry Associate of the Unititarian Universalist Association Like Campus UUs on Facebook to be notified when episodes of UUCampusQs are...Filed in: , Issues and Trends, Stories and Voices, Future of Faith, Events and Opportunities, UUA for Youth & Young Adults,
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by Annie Gonzalez Milliken |What do you need right now dear ones? How are we going to get through this? Maybe you’re in shock. Maybe you’re pissed as hell. Maybe you’re weeping. Maybe you’re numb and trying to do all the normal things. Maybe you’re hiding in bed. All of these reactions are totally normal. There is...Filed in: Issues and Trends, , Stories and Voices, UUA for Youth & Young Adults -
by Ted Resnikoff |Learn more about protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) Rev. Peter Morales, President of the Unitarian Universalist Association, answered the call of protest leaders for clergy of all denominations to join peaceful interfaith witness with the indigenous peoples who are protecting the...Filed in: Social Justice, Future of Faith, Events and Opportunities, Stories and Voices, UUA for Youth & Young Adults, Issues and Trends, -
by Ted Resnikoff |Last October, Jaidyn Bryant (Jr. Dean), Eric Broner (Sr. Dean), Colleen Lee (Sr. Worship Coordinator) and Hannah Rigdon (Sr. Business Manager) travelled all the way to UUA Headquarters in Boston in service of a single mission: to galvanize the youth of our Unitarian Universalist movement. As the...Filed in: Youth, Young Adults, , Future of Faith, Stories and Voices,
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by Ted Resnikoff |One assignment our Summer Seminary (#UUSumSem) program students receive is writing a 3-5 minute homily based on a prompt. On Saturday night they presented their homilies to each other, and then voted to select the five they wanted to represent their class during worship on Sunday Morning at First...Filed in: , Issues and Trends, Future of Faith, Stories and Voices, Future of Faith
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by Ted Resnikoff |Kim Sweeney, Lead for Faith Formation and Safe Congregations, works in New England and loves rules. She says “I love rules, structure, routine and clarity. Maybe it stems from my time spent serving in the military, but I imagine my own comfort with rules and structure existed before that, and...Filed in: , Issues and Trends, Youth, Young Adults, Events and Opportunities, -
by Annie Gonzalez Milliken |Fiercely UU is a blog series where Unitarian Universalist young adults tell stories about what our faith requires of us and how they follow that call. To be fiercely UU is to proclaim human worth and interdependence. In an individualist, greed-based, shame and fear fueled...Filed in: Future of Faith, Stories and Voices, Social Justice, Issues and Trends, , Stories and Voices -
by Ted Resnikoff |One assignment our Summer Seminary (#UUSumSem) program students receive is writing a 3-5 minute homily based on a prompt. On Saturday night they presented their homilies to each other, and then voted to select the five they wanted to represent their class during worship on Sunday Morning at First...Filed in: , Issues and Trends, Future of Faith, Stories and Voices, Future of Faith