Youth & Emerging Adult Resources
Youth and emerging adults are integral to our UU congregations and communities. We especially highlight Deeper Joy—an evolving compilation of games, songs, activities, and practices designed for community builders, activists, educators, and anyone interested in fostering inclusive, multigenerational communities.
- Explore community-building activities through Deeper Joy
- Learn about additional Youth and Emerging Adult programs/resources
BIPOC Resources
UUs who identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC) are invited to communities of support, spirituality, and connection—including Diverse & Revolutionary UU Multicultural Ministries (DRUUMM) for all BIPOC UUs (an independent group with UUA financial support), Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism (BLUU) for Black folks (an independent group with past UUA fundraising support), Taproot for BIPOC congregational leaders, and Thrive for BIPOC Youth and Young Adults.
- Become a member of DRUUMM
- Become a member of BLUU
- Join the next Taproot gathering for BIPOC congregational leaders
- Join the next Thrive gathering for BIPOC youth & young adults
Disabilities Resources
Disabled UUs and those in solidarity and promoting accessibility have a variety of opportunities available from both the UUA’s disability and accessibility resources and from EqUUal Access (an independent group with UUA financial support).
LGBTQ+ Resources
LGBTQ+ and allied UUs can renew their participation in the UUA’s Welcoming Congregations Program and subscribe to the UPLIFT newsletter. Trans/nonbinary+ folks are also offered gathering space through the UUA.