#COVID19

In a pandemic, amid outcry over police murders of Black people, how can a mother address the gravity of these traumas without sending children into despair

Some UUA guidance for congregational gatherings held outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic

We are not alone and we don’t have to do it all on our own.

As the pandemic continues, we provide a values context and a practical framework for managing staffing and finances.

Below are some particular areas to pay attention to during online programming for the safety of children and youth.

In April of this year, in Washington DC, my Aunt Mae learns that she has to fight an aggressive cancer that is overtaking her blood system.

Virtual GA is an opportunity for more people to be a part of the conversations, inspiration, and connection of GA.

Congregational Life Staff will host online gatherings to process together what it could mean to move forward into a year of physical distancing.

There are compelling reasons to retain your staff and support them well as the pandemic evolves.