The E Pluribium Unum Prize is accepting nominations for initiatives that promote successful immigrant integration. This year, we will award three $50,000 prizes and one Corporate Leadership Award.
We have assembled a step-by-step guide to making our voices heard. Our goal is to equip Unitarian Universalists and other people of faith to meet with their members of Congress and advocate for Compassionate Immigration Reform
A brown-bag lunch with Patrick Bond, director, Centre for Civil Society, Durban, South Africa, author of “Politics of Climate Justice – Paralysis Above, Movement Below”
I am probably one of the few people in this room who have experienced the execution of my loved one’s killers
If anyone has the time to help, even once a week or occasionally, please contact Gerry Kittner at gkittner(at)beaconhoussedc.org.
A gradual increase to $10 an hour would create jobs and eliminate hardship for thousands of families
I want to share with you and those who will be there some of my thoughts about gun control.
I suppose we all base our positions on public policy issues at least partially on personal experience; I am no exception.
This six session curriculum outlines distinctions between reproductive “health”, “rights” and “justice”; opens awareness of reproductive oppressions; offers opportunities to learn about ourselves and each other as sexual and reproductive beings; and equips us to move forward, out into the world, with integrity and vision.
Rev. Terry Ellen, Executive Director of Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice at aUUSJ post-election briefing at Cedar Lane UU Church discusses climate change resources available for congregations in the National Capital Region. Rev. Ellen is also the 2013 President of the Board of Directors of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN).
A brand new curriculum from the UUA, “Reproductive Justice: Expanding Our Social Justice Calling,” is available
