Association offers a leading voice in the media and new resources.

This guide is mainly for BIPOC people who are new to Unitarian Universalism, but also for those who want to become more connected with other BIPOC UUs.

Many UUs love to read. If reading is a passion for you, there are many great books out there on the topics of antiracism, anti-oppression and multicultural issues. Two great resources for these books and discussion guides for deeper engagement are Beacon Press and the annual UU Common Read.

The UUA responds to the most recent onslaught of oppressive laws and policies threatening the lives of trans and nonbinary+ children and the LGBTQIA+ community and continues to work for justice and the ability of all people to thrive.

A statement from UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray in response to the devastating death of Tyre Nichols, a 29 year old Black man beaten to death by police in Memphis, TN.

Begun in Richmond, Virginia, the Pledge to End Racism engages congregations and individuals in anti-racist transformation. The Living the Pledge curriculum can be purchased and used by congregations to engage in learning and change.

How congregations might use the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) for anti-racist multicultural change.

The UU Institute's on-demand online "Knotty Conversations for Dismantling White Supremacy" engages people in powerful discussions for transformation.

When I was growing up, my mother spent a lot of time talking to me about etiquette. My father was an immigrant, and my mother’s parents were working poor. My parents were chasing the American dream, and had bought a house in an affluent neighborhood....

While Unitarian Universalism honors diversity of genders and gender expressions, we know that transgender people experience harm in and beyond Unitarian Universalist spaces. These resources are available to ensure that transgender/non-binary people get the support and care they need.

A report developed over five years by the UUA Racial and Cultural Diversity Task Force entitled “Journey Towards Wholeness—The Next Step: From Racial and Cultural Diversity to Anti-Oppression and Anti-Racist Multiculturalism” led to an almost unanimous vote by the 3,000 General Assembly...

A description of the program Whiteness at Work, from the Adaway Group, and its potential for Unitarian Universalist settings.

The Living Legacy Project’s mission is to provide experiential education about the American Civil Rights Movement that challenges, inspires, and equips people from diverse backgrounds and identities for justice work in their communities and beyond in...

First Parish in Portland, Maine, wins Bennett Award for work to support Wabanaki sovereignty.

Description of Beloved Conversations, a program for anti-racist multicultural transformation developed and led by Meadville Lombard Theological School's Fahs Collaborative.

Details about Co-Creating Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity in Our Congregations by Beth Zemsky

A description of Building the World We Dream About (for Young Adults ages 18-35) by Mark Hicks--a shorter version of the original adult program for Unitarian Universalist anti-racist multicultural change.