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This timely collection of poems explores faith, race, love, identity, and more, and invites us to think deeply about our place and role in contemporary society. The latest installment in the popular Skinner House inSpirit series. Read More...

The Rev. Peter Morales, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), issued a statement following the most recent racist violence against the Black community.

Understanding the origins of racism can help to think creatively about ways to combat it - this blog post discusses an event near the United Nations focused on this theme.

“Resistance is what love looks like in the face of hate.”

But General Assembly resolution targeting occupation of Palestine may prove divisive.

During General Assembly, Unitarian Universalists will gather to hear from Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, Alicia Garza, UUA President Rev. Peter Morales, and other Movement and multifaith leaders. Together we'll learn what it takes to build a transformative intersectional, anti-racist justice...

General Assembly (GA) 2016 Event 506 Program Description We Ready—We Comin’ Members of the Black Lives of UU Organizing Collective offer a celebration of spiritual connections affirmed in the Movement for Black Lives. Standing in the truth that Black Lives Matter and anchored by revolutionary...

BELLEVUE, WA: On Sunday, April 24, 2016 a pick-up truck pulled up to a group of East Shore Unitarian Church Black Lives Matter advocates at the stop light on the corner of Factoria Blvd. SE and SE 36th and threw a sign at the group that read “I Hate Ni**ers─Black Lives Don’t Mean Shit.” On...

Black Lives of UU will offer programming, ‘healing space’ at General Assembly in Columbus, Ohio.

The Rev. Jamil Scott, International Order of Buddhist Ministers, is Acting Director of Religious Exploration at First Unitarian Society of Denver, CO. In November 2015, the congregation’s Black Lives Matter banner was defaced with red paint. This is his story of what happened next. Being a person...

Long before we celebrated Mother’s Day with brunches and flower bouquets, Unitarian Julia Ward Howe wrote her Mother’s Day Proclamation to urge women across the world to unite in the cause of peacebuilding. Today, Unitarian Universalists continue that justice seeking tradition by joining Strong...

Unitarian Universalists (UUs) are exploring how to visibly show our support for the Movement for Black Lives—through community partnerships, education, social justice actions, and more. In February 2015, Leslie Mac, founder of Ferguson Response Network and a member of the Organizing Collective of...

For Thirty Days of Love: Towards Racial Justice (January 16 - February 14, 2016), Unitarian Universalists and all who stand on the side of love have heard from partner organizations at the frontlines of social justice, focusing on the people most affected by discrimination. Today, a mass movement...