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Part of Common Read 2025-26: Social Change Now!Share
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Part of Common Read 2025-26: Social Change Now!Share
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Part of Common Read 2025-26: Social Change Now!Share
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Part of Common Read 2025-26: Social Change Now!Share
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The Unitarian Sunday School Society provides grants in support of religious education projects not originating with the Unitarian Universalist Association’s own religious education arm.Party
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Part of Common Read 2025-26: Social Change Now!Share
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Part of Common Read 2025-26: Social Change Now!Share
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UURISE is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) with a mission to advance justice and human rights for immigrants and refugees.Party
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The UUPMN, is a 501c3 and an outgrowth of the UU Peacemaking Congregational Study Action Issue. The purpose of the UUPMN is to institutionalize this energy at the national and congregational levels to encourage a culture of peace within our families, our association, our communities, and the world.Party
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Allies for Racial Equity disrupts oppression, uproots white supremacy, and plants seeds of justice.Party
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Unitarian Universalists for Jewish Awareness is committed to supporting Unitarian Universalist Jewish multi-religiosity.Party
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Religions for Peace USA is the largest and most broadly-based representative multi-religious forum in the United States, with participants from about 50 religious communities, representing diversity within each of the major faith traditions and many of the minor ones.Party
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The International Convocation of UU Women (ICUUW) is a global partnership of Unitarian/Universalists and people who share our values to work for women’s empowerment through Unitarian/Universalist connections around the world. ICUUW is committed to improving the lives of women and girls by working...Party -
The Unitarian Service Pension Society holds trust funds that provide Service Gratuities to fellowshipped UU ministers who have reached the age of 67 and who have served at least 21 years in Unitarian Universalist ministries. Approximately 350 recipients receive quarterly gratuities averaging $400.Party
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We are Unitarian Universalists living with disabilities, our families, friends, and allies coming together for a common purpose: To enable the full engagement of people with disabilities in Unitarian Universalist communities and the broader society...Party
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October 25, 2020 | Part of UN Sunday ServicesShare