Widening the Circle Resource Guide

The Widening the Circle Resource Guide provides Unitarian Universalists a curated package of major resources for advancing anti-racism, anti-oppression, and multicultural (ARAOMC) flourishing in your congregation or community.

First:

Discover UUA’s executive leadership efforts on ARAOMC.
Share your congregation’s progress or ask a question about Widening the Circle using our feedback form.
Engage our three major Resource Guide cornerstones:
- Shared Values. Ground your spirituality in our covenantal values, centered in liberating Love. These values include Interdependence, Pluralism, Justice, Transformation, Generosity, and Equity.
- Mosaic Antiracism Hub. Engage congregational anti-racism and lifespan learning curricula, learning/practice communities, theological grounding, and resource libraries and guides.
- Side With Love. Organize for justice through the UUA’s campaign work on democracy, reproductive and trans rights, decriminalization, and climate justice.
Sign up for the Mosaic newsletter and the Side With Love newsletter!

Then, choose a few more ways to engage!

Reading & Learning
From The Mosaic

Engage with this curated selection of UU books, articles, and trainings to build your knowledge and skills for anti-racism, anti-oppression, and multicultural flourishing in your UU congregation and communities.
Communities & Programs
From The Mosaic

Discover and join some of the affinity communities of UU’s who are youth, emerging adults, BIPOC, and/or trans/nonbinary. Or, join programs and groups about LGBTQ+ welcome and disability access in your congregation/context.
Financial Resources & Stewardship
From The Mosaic

Learn how your UU congregation can invest your endowment in positive social justice impact to live into our values, and ways justice organizers and UU spiritual cultivators can get funding/support.
Religious Professional & Board Resources
From The Mosaic

Check out this curation of resources supporting diversity, equity, and belonging tailored for use by UU religious professionals and congregational board leaders.