Shaya French

Shaya smiles, outdoors. Ze is wearing a jean jacket and the ends of hir hair are teal.

Loved, nurtured, and radicalized by UU youth community, Shaya French (ze/hir) is a visionary fiction writer imagining worlds beyond capitalism. Ze is a member and board member of Sanctuary Boston and a disability community organizer. Shaya loves ocean walks, petting dogs, and candle magic.

From Shaya French

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In a sunny room, raised hands are the focus of this photo, with a few blurred faces in the background.

May we be active participants in the liberatory potential of democracy.

Reflection | By Shaya French | June 21, 2023 | From Braver/Wiser
Tagged as: 5th Principle (Conscience & Democracy), Choice, Conflict, Conscience, Democracy, Unitarian Universalism, Young Adults, Worship
On a rocky outcrop in what appears to be inclement weather, one person strenuously pulls another person uphill.

We don’t need to understand why someone sets a boundary to respect it.

Reflection | By Shaya French | September 21, 2022 | From Braver/Wiser
Tagged as: Friendship, Interdependence, Limitations, Relationships, Stewardship, Worship
A clear hourglass filled with blue sand rests on the page of a calendar

If this year is a "lost" year, then I am bound to live a lost life.

Reflection | By Shaya French | November 3, 2021 | From Braver/Wiser
Tagged as: #COVID19, Worship
Image of Social Responsibilities Council of the Unitarian Society of Ridgewood, NJ

In 2000, Carol Loscalzo was hysterical that the election of George Bush would lead to the end of reproductive choice in the United States. Nearing retirement age after a lifetime caring about reproductive health issues and working as a nurse and then a clinical social worker she wanted to do...

By Shaya French | June 17, 2016 | From News
Tagged as: Reproductive Justice

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