Ndidi Achebe

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

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 is a founding member of BLUU (Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism).

From Ndidi Achebe

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A few dog paw prints in the sand

My vet said, “She's telling you thank you for letting her go.”

Reflection | By Ndidi Achebe | October 12, 2022 | From Braver/Wiser
Tagged as: Animal Memorial, Animals, Death, Direct Experience, Grief, Letting Go, Love, Secular, Worship
Two hands, of dark skin color, reach to each other. Each hand holds a jigsaw puzzle piece with half of a red heart on it, suggesting that the two pieces fit together perfectly.

I learned that love and support can be expressed in many different ways by different people.

Reflection | By Ndidi Achebe | July 7, 2021 | From Braver/Wiser
Tagged as: Brokenness, Community, Compassion, Direct Experience, Fear, Humanism, Limitations, Love, Relationships, Worship
a dark-skinned woman’s portrait blends into dissolving colourful paint

Learning to love all of me—including the parts I used to be scared of—made the fear go away.

Reflection | By Ndidi Achebe | October 28, 2020 | From Braver/Wiser
Tagged as: #BlackLivesMatter, Family, Mental Health, Race/Ethnicity, Self-Care, Self-Respect, Worship

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