Youth Groups
Youth Groups Visiting with the UUA
The Youth and Emerging Adult (YEA) team would love to meet you. We can schedule to join your group online for about 45 minutes. We'll give you about 10-15 minutes of what we think you would like to know about the UUA and then be open for conversation with your group for the rest of that time. To schedule this please reach out to your YEA Regional Liaison
UU Heritage Virtual Trip
There is a lot of UU history throughout the country, not just in Boston. To that end, check out this experience we created for exploring UU heritage in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Resources To Consider
- UU World Magazine
- inSpirit: UUA Bookstore and Gift Shop
- Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF)
- Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
- Unitarian Universalist College of Social Justice
- Side With Love
- International Unitarian Universalism | International Programs of the UUA
- Unitarian Universalist Office at the United Nations
- The Lifespan Faith Engagement Office
Youth Groups Visiting the UUA Building
As of March 2024, the UUA's offices are still closed to visitors, due to the repurposing of our 6th floor, read up on our faith in action: Temporary Emergency Housing
Generally, the pandemic taught us that we don't need to be in cubicles to connect with you and do the work of Unitarian Universalism in the world. 24 Farnsworth still has a great bookstore and gift shop UUA Bookstore, and lobby access if you are in the area. Our staff are spread across the US, and the Youth and Emerging Adult team aren't there to show you the space.
Planning a Trip to Boston
- Download this Boston Pilgrimages With Youth (PDF, 19 pages) planning guide for suggestions on where to stay, what to see and do, and more. Keep in mind this guide was revised in 2017, so some information may not be up to date.
- Print a copy of the Walking Tour Guide (PDF, 8 pages) of Unitarian Universalist landmarks in Boston.