Witness pairs grief and rage with remembrance. Pride pairs joy with a determination to be visible.

There are moments when, because of the coalescing of circumstances or people, a long, slow, steady current opens into a powerful movement that creates more dramatic change quickly.

As we imagine and lean into action for a better world, UU World's Fall 2021 issue explores where we can find fellowship, belonging, and community in spiritual and public life.

A breathtakingly simple poem of universal experience shows us the transformative power of collective action...

It’s so [easy] to see the one disabled person and say, She needs a cure so she can fit into our world.

When I was small and just learning how to do life in my body, I didn’t hesitate, didn’t hold back, didn’t worry how it would look, didn’t look for cues or ask for a line. My imagination ruled... I was entirely free to be, driven by the innovation my body inspired.

Shame seems to be a bestselling product pumped out of all these crushing systems.

The following is an excerpt from the Theological Statement that opens the May 2018 Report of the UUMA Ableism Task Force. The members of that Task Force were Rev. Josh Pawelek and Rev. Barbara F. Meyers, co-chairs; Rev. Mark Belletini; Rev. Erika Hewitt; Rev. Evan Keely; and Rev. Theresa I. Soto.