UUA Governance & Management

Any discussion on reparations must begin with an acknowledgment of the ongoing genocide, oppression, and exploitation...

I am writing in response to the call for testimony about member experiences with racism.

We live in a world of change. The pace of change is now at an unprecedented level accelerated by shifts in global economics and demographics.

When I was in seminary in the late 1970s one of the requirements was to take a course in non-Western religion.

Unconscious bias, left unaddressed, creates personal, interpersonal, and organizational practices that privilege some and oppress others.

Expanding on the findings related to Religious Professionals after review of the Southern Regional Lead Spring 2017 hiring process.

A story of a queer, Afro-Latinx, Indigenous Unitarian Universalist religious professional.

The work of becoming more equitable, inclusive, and diverse within our congregations is justice work.

While I have experienced harm in various ways as a Black person within Unitarian Universalism, most of the harm done to me has been from UU Colleagues.

Unitarian Universalists continue to repel many of the people who would otherwise provide the resources to fuel our continued growth.