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Every Story Begins with a Word

By: Elizabeth J. Andrew
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Elizabeth J. Andrew

Words come alive when we claim what is sacred.

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Black Joy

By: Kimberly Quinn Johnson 
A Black father and young daughter looking happy at church with a smiling Black woman sitting in the row behind them.

Kimberly Quinn Johnson 

I call it Black Joy, but I want to offer it—to the extent that it is mine to offer—to this faith.

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Multiple Voices, One Faith

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Janice Marie Johnson

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James Ishmael Ford

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Abhi Prakash Janamanchi

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Amanda Poppei

Nuanced, surprising, and beautiful, Unitarian Universalism joins together myriad sources and experiences.

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Meeting Pandemic-Era Trauma with Choices and Radical Hospitality

By: Heather Beasley Doyle
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Heather Beasley Doyle

Important for people to ‘feel a sense of agency, empowerment, and choice.’

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UU Nations: Why Was Russia Allowed to Veto the UN Resolution on Ukraine?

By: Bruce Knotts
UN Security Council Votes on Draft Resolution on Ukraine, 2/25/2022

Bruce Knotts

If Russia abstained—as Article 27 of the UN Charter requires—the resolution would have passed.

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UU Nations: Ukraine and Our Commitment to Peace

By: Bruce Knotts
Stock photo of the Ukrainian Flag blowing in the wind over the city of Kharkov.

Bruce Knotts

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine reminds us that peace, justice, and human rights are linked and interdependent.

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UU Nations: Reprisals Against Human Rights Defenders at the UN

By: Bruce Knotts
Photo of protesters behind jail bars holding yellow signs with black bars with white text #freerightsdefenders

Bruce Knotts

Human rights defenders—especially women and LGBTQ+ people—can suffer harsh consequences in their home countries for working with the United Nations.

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