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General Assembly & Conference Services
Those attending in person may visit General Assembly & Conference Services staff at the Conference Services kiosk in the Convention Center Prefunction C Lobby.
Registration and Delegate Credentialing is in the Convention Center Concourse A.
The Volunteer Headquarters is located in the Convention Center – Show Office A (just outside Exhibit Hall A). It serves as a coordinating center for the Volunteers and provides a Lost and Found service.
Chaplains and Covenant teams are headquartered in room 333 of the Convention Center. Safety and Systemic Justice teams are headquartered in rooms 334 of the Convention Center.
Both virtual and in-person registrants can access support during GA at 617-948-6447. Press one for Credentialing, Registration, and Technical Support. To leave a confidential message for our Care Teams and access support from Chaplains, Covenant, Safety, Systemic Justice, or the Accessibility Services teams press two, or stay on the line. Voicemail only.
Email support is available during GA from UUA Staff and GA Volunteers. A description of support teams is below. You may reach out to a team directly by using its email address, or if you are unsure where to direct your message, use gaonlinesupport@uua.org for technical matters and gachaplains@uua.org for personal concerns.
If you are unsure who to direct your request/question to, start with gachaplains@uua.org.
gaaccessibility@uua.org
Providing care and support for questions or concerns around accessibility and inclusion accommodations and/or offering resources for all registered attendees (and/or their caregivers). They can be reached at their table outside of Room 124 during the scheduled program hours.
gachaplains@uua.org
GA Chaplains provide pastoral care as well as strategies for self-care, mindfulness, and stress relief to support GA registrants during GA. GA Chaplains offer support via one-on-one and/or small group conversations. Registered attendees may also be referred to their congregational leaders and/or other community resources for additional assistance.
gacovenant@uua.org
The Covenant Team is here to support attendees navigate conflict, to mediate conversations between multiple parties, and to help guide attendees whose actions violate the GA covenant, all while using the framework of our shared faith, values, and covenant to create a deeper, more meaningful community.
gasafetysystemicjustice@uua.org
The Safety and Systemic Justice teams assist attendees from currently and/or historically marginalized communities in creating structural change by providing access and advocacy to challenge and change oppressive structures and/or systems.
If you are unsure who to direct your request/question to, start with gaonlinesupport@uua.org.
dataservices@uua.org
Member delegate credentials are assigned and distributed by congregations. If you have not received your credential, please check with your congregation. Also try the self-service delegate credential site (https://ga-delegate.uua.org) to determine your eligibility and/or have your pre-assigned credentials resent.
generalassembly@uua.org
Registration will remain open throughout the conference. To register go to uua.org/ga/registration.
socialwitness@uua.org
The CSW’s mission is to help UUs put our Principles and Purposes into action. The CSW assists the UUA and its member congregations by facilitating the articulation of suggested Congregational Study/Action Issues (CSAIs) and educating UUs in potential social change inherent in CSAIs. After four years of studying the CSAIs, the CSW prepares and presents to the Assembly draft Statements of Conscience.
General Assembly & Conference Services professional staff oversee marketing and the many logistics of a multi-platform experience, including registration, financial support, housing, exhibit hall, advertising and sponsorship, production and accessibility services, entertainment, and programming.
development@uua.org
This year’s GA collections benefit the Living Tradition Fund, the Katie Tyson Fund for Youth and Young Adult Ministries, UPLIFT Action & UPLIFT Ministries, and this year’s local beneficiary of the Sunday worship collection, Proud Haven. Proud Haven operates Haven House, which offers safe shelter for LGBTQIA+ youth ages 18-25 who are unstably housed or experiencing homelessness.
During each collection participants will have an opportunity to donate online, via text-to-give, or through the GA mobile app using a credit card, PayPal, or Apple Pay—these are the preferred, as well as the fastest, safest ways to donate. For those who prefer to donate by check, or via a donor advised fund or IRA qualified charitable distribution, registrants will receive a mailer a few days prior to GA with instructions on how to do this. In-person attendees will still be able to place cash or checks into the collection basket.
Visit https://bit.ly/uua-gacollections to learn more about the collections as well as the Express Donate option—make one gift that is evenly divided between all four of this year’s beneficiaries.