The Leadership and Design Team has been exploring, listening, and learning as they create a vision for what is next for global U/U collaboration, following the dissolution of the UU Partner Church Council and the International Council of U/Us.

The UUA International Office has been honored to facilitate their work, and we have been inspired by their commitment to tending relationships and finding creative and collaborative ways forward.

They will hold three identical Town Hall Meetings to share their vision and hear your feedback.

(10am New York/3pm London/5pm Cape Town/8:30pm Delhi)

(Tues. Nov. 28 – 9pm New York, Wednesday 7:30am Delhi/ 10am Manila/12pm Brisbane)

(2pm New York/7pm London/9pm Cape Town/5am Brisbane)

Read more and find the link to the meetings.

This past April, the Intergenerational Spring Seminar explored the topic of “Demilitarization & Abolition: Resist Policing and Empire.”

A worship resource packet has been compiled based on readings and music from the Spring Seminar as well as worship services on the theme.

We are inspired to share this update from our colleagues at the UU Service Committee, who engage partners’ global work to advance human rights and social justice through actively dismantling systems of oppression.

Not only does UUSC support its partners through network building, convening, research, advocacy, justice education, and communications skill sharing within the human rights field, the organization also contributes financially to partner organizations to support staff salaries, operational costs, and more. Here is a brief look at some of the work UUSC partners are currently engaged in—and their accomplishments over the last year. Read the full update.

The International Convocation of Unitarian Universalist Women advances equity for women and girls worldwide through leadership development, empowerment and awareness programs, advocacy, and resources.

Led by Unitarian*Universalist women from around the world, its members include Unitarian*Universalists and other people of liberal religious faith.

Read the latest news from the ICUUW, including a Faithify campaign to support young adults attending the Fourth International Convocation, September 5–8, 2024 in Kolozsvár, Transylvania, Romania.

The Annie Margaret Barr School in the Khasi Hills of India is a Unitarian K-12 school open to all backgrounds serving multiple rural villages and the Unitarian Children’s Village orphanage.

Partners in the United States are supporting a new Faithify Campaign to see a project to capture the water, and release student potential, with a Rainwater Harvesting facility.

The Mission of the UUA International Office is to:
Nurture U/U spiritual and faith formation;

Promote justice, activism, and advocacy in relationship with global U/U & interfaith partners and with grassroots organizations;

Maintain and cultivate strategic diplomatic relationships to advance justice and liberation globally.