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Ever wish you had beautiful UU hymns to listen to at home? Help us finish production on our new album, "Unfolding". These are not your mama's hymns!

Support for Sanctuary! UURISE provides training and TA to UUs nationwide, increasing UU capacity to support vulnerable immigrants and refugees.

The Global Majorities Collective, a new project of DRUUMM, is an experiment in creating a new UU culture, BY and FOR People of Color.

The 2016 election campaign fanned the flames of class and racial hostility, deeply dividing our nation. UU Class Conversations’ Faithify Campaign seeks to more fully integrate race with our faith community’s social class work. Let’s get real, tear down walls to opportunity and access, and become more authentically diverse.

Humanists are served by so many movements—Unitarian Universalism, Ethical Culture, Humanistic Judaism, and more—yet the clergy of those movements rarely work together; in fact, they barely even know each other! We want to change that, so that the humanists of the future can be better served, better connected, and better able to act for justice in the world.

The conference will be structured as a series of workshops, lectures, training sessions and information-sharing concerned with reversing income inequality. We will have one day of action: engaging decision makers in the capital. We are in the process of confirming our list of speakers for the event, and hope to have responses by mid-December.

Did you know that the CLF now has 725 members who are incarcerated? That’s more than 20% of CLF’s membership base, and we are expanding to more prison facilities! Prisoners who have “non-traditional” spiritual beliefs often despair in finding a religious community that will respect their beliefs and encourage their spiritual growth while they are incarcerated. Through your generosity, we can offer a membership to any prisoner who wants to join the CLF. A gift of $150 enables the CLF to serve one of our incarcerated members for an entire year.

Support our official Observer delegation's journey to Marrakesh, Morocco to represent Unitarian Universalism at the global Interfaith level, and to advocate for justice at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference (COP22), November 7-18, 2016.

A revival tour providing organizers, UU congregations, and communities working for social justice a space to recharge, replenish, and build through organizing skills trainings, art and informal discussion/relationship building.

This campaign will fund the creation and development of a website for the Worthy Now Network. This online platform will unify and strengthen [maybe also "liberal religious" here?] prison ministry and prison reform work to connect, deepen, and act to bring an end to mass incarnation.

The 2016 UU Children’s Choir has received a challenge grant for $3,000, and we need your help to fulfill our fundraising goal! Your support allows us to offer travel scholarships for students in need.

EqUUal Access and TRUUsT are teaming up to bring Eli Clare, one of the foremost thinkers, educators, and activists working at the intersections of disability, sexuality, gender, race, and class, to General Assembly. Help us meet our goal and help advance the conversation between disability justice and LGBTQ justice within Unitarian Universalism!