Be The Change! gives Unitarian Universalist youth a starting place for discussions about the role of race, identity and justice in living out their faith. In addition to the core training program and related activities, the project offers links and resources for youth and adults engaging in racial justice through UU faith communities. Read about the entire Be The Change!Project.

• Racial Justice and Multicultural Ministries
  The Unitarian Universalist Association's comprehensive home page for personal, congregational and public engagement with racial justice and multicultural faith community.
• Top Links for Race in America
  Check out a post on our blog Blue Boat that highlights some of the most useful and exciting online resources for engaging with racial justice in the United States.
• Key Justice Issues
  These areas of social justice are intertwined with racial inequality.
  • Immigration: working towards a system that embraces individuals and families, no matter where they are born.
  • The New Jim Crow: the number of people in prison is keeping communities of color out of the middle class.
• Online Workshops on Identity-Based Topics
  Each one-hour workshop for youth provides an animated video and guidance for follow-up discussion. Developed by Rev. Dr. Monica Cummings, topics include ethnic identity formation, transracial/multiracial families, and racial and ethnic caucusing.