People: Staff, Authors, Contributors

The following people are UUA staff or have written UU World articles, WorshipWeb elements, or other material on UUA.org.

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  • Lynette gazes out the open window at sacred Mt. Illimani in La Paz, Bolivia.
    Lynette Yetter

    Lynette Yetter (Lynette/no pronouns) is a panpipe-playing lesbian artist of Algonquian and European descent. Lynette speaks English, Spanish, and studied Quechua (language of the Inka). Has practiced and studied Nichiren Buddhism for 37 years, and is a certified interfaith Spiritual Director....

  • Marion Hirsch
  • Starhawk

    Starhawk is the author of nine books, including her bestselling The Spiral Dance, The Pagan Book of Living and Dying, and Webs of Power, winner of the 2003 Nautilus Award for social change. She has an international reputation, and her works have been translated into many different languages.

  • Ariel Aaronson-Eves
  • A smiling Viola Abbitt in a church sanctuary
    Viola Abbitt

    Rev. Viola Abbitt is the minister at Coastal Virginia Unitarian Universalists in Virginia Beach, VA. She is currently a member of the Journey Toward Wholeness Transformation Committee of the UUA and the Board of UU Wellspring, Inc.

  • Saleemah Abdul-Ghafur

    Saleemah Abdul-Ghafur was chief executive of Azizah, a magazine for Muslim women. In 2004, she was an integral part of a national movement to give women space and voice in American mosques, and in 2005 she co-organized the historic woman-led prayer in New York City....

  • Jay E Abernathy, Jr
  • Nancy Ellen Abrams

    Nancy Ellen Abrams is coauthor with Joel R. Primack, of The View from the Center of the Universe and The New Universe and the Human Future.

  • Stacey Abrams

    Stacey Abrams is the New York Times bestselling author of Lead from the Outside, a serial entrepreneur, nonprofit CEO, and political leader. After serving eleven years in the Georgia House of Representatives, seven as minority leader, Abrams became the 2018 Democratic nominee for governor of...

  • Ndidi Achebe, a Black woman, smiles into the camera.
    Ndidi Achebe

    Ndidi Achebe (she/her/hers) has a long history of social justice activism and work for racial justice, even before becoming a Unitarian Universalist. She has a background in service as a Social Worker and facilitator and has been a member of BLUU (Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism) since its...