Registration for General Assembly Youth Caucus 2015 is Now Open! Unitarian Universalist General Assembly in Portland, Oregon continues: Registration for Youth Caucus is now open, and the registration fee increases on May 1. We strongly encourage you to lock in savings by completing this 3-step...

Adopted 2012, General Assembly (GA) Planning Committee. Vision Statement We strive to continuously improve the sustainability of General Assembly, the annual business meeting of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations. We have a responsibility to act in ways commensurate with our...

Carbon emissions related to the energy consumption at the convention center and hotels will be offset through our partnership with The Carbon Fund.

In 2011, delegates to the General Assembly (GA) in Charlotte, NC, adopted the Statement of Conscience “Ethical Eating: Food and Environmental Justice”. The Statement is comprehensive, calling Unitarian Universalists to strive to choose foods that minimize harm and are protective of the...

While you’re at GA, there are many ways to reduce your environmental impacts.

Why Can't We Tone Down the Air Conditioning? It would save energy and we'd all be less cold. Every year we engage with our convention centers to plan for suitable environmental controls. However, unlike our homes, it’s not as simple as just turning it down to save energy.

The General Assembly Planning Committee (GAPC) seeks sites that have a multicultural community committed to anti-racism and anti-oppression.

Each year General Assembly attendees contribute to a service project while we gather for GA.

The General Assembly Planning Committee is committed to addressing the inclusion of all people, whatever their abilities might be, in all GA activities. Accessib… Services—Even if you are someone who doesn't usually use assistive equipment, you might really be helped by the available services,...

The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) is committed to nurturing multigenerational Unitarian Universalist (UU) faith communities, and the General Assembly (GA) Planning Committee shares that commitment when it visions GA. What does a multigenerational experience look like?

Worship Leaders Each year, General Assembly (GA) attendees enjoy some the best worship experiences the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) has to offer.

Each year a talented group of choral singers gathers to practice and perform for the General Assembly (GA) audience. Typically the choir participates in the Sunday Morning Worship and the Closing Celebration, and sometimes other events or hymn sings during GA.

For In-Person General Assembly Private events are invitation-only and are not listed among GA programmed events in the General Assembly (GA) program book or GA app. GA registration is not required for attendance. Examples of private meetings include business meetings, food functions, receptions,...

Terms and Conditions Thank you for your willingness to offer a General Assembly (GA) program. Before you apply, please be aware that presenting a program involves costs and responsibilities. Please read this information carefully and completely....

Proposals will be reviewed by the General Assembly (GA) Program Development Group (PDG). The PDG is a diverse team of individuals chosen from Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) staff, religious professionals, lay leaders, and members of the GA Planning Committee. The PDG is charged with...

You may submit up to two high-resolution photo of your banner or congregation to the GA Congregational Recognition & Banner Form 2025. Supported file types include JPG or PNG (no PDF’s please). We encourage you to submit the highest resolution photo possible.

The Ministries and Faith Development Staff Group invites you to join us at this service where we honor fellowshipped and credentialed religious leaders, remember those who have died, recognize those who have completed active service, and welcome those who have received fellowship or credentialed...

General Assembly Schedule

General Assembly Planners are committed to making the General Assembly (GA) a multigenerational experience and to making GA accessible and welcoming to families with children.