In place of resignation in the face of climate change, the path of spiritual resilience opens us to a fuller life.

In Moore v. Harper, the U.S. Supreme Court will make crucial choices regarding limits to partisan manipulation of our elections.

UUs support Build Back Fossil Free, Citizens' Climate Lobby

Food can be an avenue in the struggle against climate change and for climate justice.

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

Congresswoman Judy Chu on climate change, being a UU, and more

The Legacy Fellowship program builds leadership capacity to advance democracy in 2020 and beyond.

Congresswoman Judy Chu on climate change, being a UU, and more

Environmental degradation is exacerbating existing inequities; we have a moral obligation to center solutions on those most impacted.

The mobilization campaign organized events in Michigan and Georgia, where voter rights are most threatened.

In the face of ongoing existential threats, how will you respond?

As the climate crisis grows more serious, the moral and even spiritual value of a green burial appeals to many people.

Kansas organizers succeed through inclusive leadership and seeking dialogue with potential opponents.

The January 6 Committee is doing its job admirably. Now we must make sure its work results in action.

Former UUA President William G. Sinkford recognized for decades of distinguished service to the faith.

Former UUA President William G. Sinkford recognized for decades of distinguished service to the faith.

The case of Jayland Walker reminds us that, despite modest reforms at some departments, killings by police remain pervasive.

To save reproductive choice and preserve previous civil rights advances, it’s essential to recognize the need for structural change.

Words come alive when we claim what is sacred.

Guided by faith that this too will pass / We can survive this because our ancestors survived

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

The UUA's 2022 gathering will offer onsite and online attendees a more equitable experience than ever.

We can build on our traditions to keep pushing our boundaries.

The UUA wants the multiplatform General Assembly to be an equitable experience for all, including the voting process. The board approved the final agenda on May 25.

The best thing about a hand-made pattern is the flaw.

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

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

Unitarian Universalist programs seek not only social justice in the wider society, but cultural transformation within.

The annual meeting will be multiplatform and now features a business-only attendee option.

Join us in this important work to shape the future of our faith.

On our theology’s leading edge (+video)

Bylaws as a whole, Article II, and governance top the list of priorities.

As threats to democracy grow, we’re determined to make 2022 the year love and justice regain the upper hand.

Association’s next chief executive and spiritual leader to be elected at General Assembly 2023

An effective tool exists to minimize the chance of illegitimate votes—those who fail to embrace it show professed concerns about voter fraud are false.

Our personal transportation choices matter, but significant emission reductions must also involve large-scale institutional change.

Zach Norris, the author of this year's UU common read, challenges our notions of safety, promoting a culture of care.