The Unitarian Universalist Association unequivocally affirms our support for the Mashpee Wampanoag People’s sovereignty and right to their ancestral territory.

Dear Congregation Leaders, I am so grateful for your ministry. Each day brings more difficult news of the impacts of coronavirus on our communities, our health systems, our economy, and our congregations....

Dear Leaders, As we navigate these incredibly difficult times for our country and the global community, I continue to hold you and our wider UU community in my heart....

The UUA has been closely monitoring COVID-19, the newest in the family of coronaviruses. We will continue to be in touch with you in the weeks and months ahead to share what we know and do our best to support your congregation in its own response.

UUA applauds U.S. Supreme Court decision to bar citizenship question on decennial census.

The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) is disappointed, though not surprised, by the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in the Bladensburg Cross case. The Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution calls on our government to refrain from privileging one religion over another, yet allowing the use...

"Caging people denies their dignity and denies our collective potential to normalize reconciliation and restorative justice. We must end the expansion of jails because there is a better way.” said UUA President the Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray.

Upholding someone’s dignity means trusting their choices about their health, including when that choice is to have an abortion.