Phishing attempts for directories and confidential information are on the uptick. Please educate your congregation to protect your information.

A violence prevention expert helps targets of gender-based violence discern fact from fiction around what keeps us safe and support social change Personal safety shouldn’t mean living in fear, nor should it come at the expense of political progress

A compassionate resource for those coping with alcoholism and other forms of addiction. Pack of 25 pamphlets.To read this pamphlet click here.

Tools to launch a congregation-based program for members affected by drug and alcohol addiction.

Our Disaster Relief Fund is part of a covenant—a covenant between the UUA and congregations, between congregations who give generously and those in need, and with our community partners.

What our recipients say about the fund.

Your Disaster Relief Fund donations directly impact the recovery of our congregations, their members, and their community partners. Learn about the history of the Disaster Relief Fund.

Tip: When recording a Zoom meeting that will be shared publicly, we recommend that you not include participants' names. By default, when recording a Zoom meeting, Zoom includes the names of the participants in the lower left of each participant's video/image box. This can become a security issue,...

With so much personal, financial, and other important information able to be accessed online, it's more important than ever to use best practices for your digital security.

The Central East Region staff have been getting a lot of requests for safety resources and this video is to share what we recommend in this time for you.

Planning a event grounded in our values but that may attract controversy or put attendees with marginalized identities at risk? Here are some tools for discernment.

A troubled world calls for us to make sure our congregations prepare for or prevent various threats with training, policies, and procedures ahead of time.

Your UUA leadership wants you and your congregation to meet this moment as democracy and basic freedoms are under threat, and offers these timely, curated resources.

Resources for congregations to prevent and address issues pertaining to the safety of our people (staff, volunteers, leaders, congregants, guests, children, youth, vulnerable adults, etc.), places (congregational buildings, grounds, campus, etc.), and things (finances, data, property, etc.).

What is sexual abuse within the ministerial relationship? This article was originally published on the Faith Trust Institute by the Rev. Dr. Marie Fortune.

Over the past several weeks, the UUA has been sending emails with resources to congregations in response to the election results. We have compiled some of those resources here for you. This is by no means an exhaustive list but we hope it helps you find what you are looking for.Resources for...

A changing, troubled world calls for prepared leaders. With advance preparation, you can meet moments of crisis with more confidence and less anxiety.

Community Resilience Checklist Graphics are available for Unitarian Universalists and others to use in congregation and community settings, as well as on social media. These are part of a collection of resources available at the Community Resilience Hub.

A collection of resources gathered for Unitarian Universalists, UU congregations, and communities for guidance and support for the sacred work of making meaning in a time of instability and fear.

It is impossible to make a congregation 100% safe; however, there are steps that you can take to make your congregation safer while still creating a supportive space for learning, growth, and challenge as well as actively working for the inclusion and safety of all people.