A resource for those beginning their journey to understanding the dynamics of race and racism, and for seasoned anti-racism and anti-oppression advocates

MidAmerica Region shares resources to support our faith tradition’s religious mission to Dismantle White Supremacy Culture.

edited by Takiyah Nur Amin and Mykal Slack, published by Skinner House Books.

As part of the ongoing work of dismantling white supremacy culture in our association and our society, your MidAmerica staff members have—individually and collectively—participated in a variety of trainings and programs

BIPOC Leaders rooted in their Unitarian Universalist congregations are invited to take part in this monthly, virtual gathering

Flee tells the true story of Amin, a child who fled Afghanistan along with his remaining family members...

“calls for accountability on a systemic level” are “an opportunity to be more personally accountable to invest in the work of dismantling white supremacy.”

Congregational Life is excited to explore and co-create a network with congregational leaders through Taproot: A National BIPoC Space

Have you found and invested in circles within circles of community to outwardly express, and be changed by, this soulful work of dismantling white supremacy?

Land acknowledgments are an honest and historically accurate way to recognize traditional First Nations, Métis, and/or Inuit territories of a place.