UU Justice Florida
UUJF is a statewide justice ministry of Unitarian Universalists, social justice committees and congregations from among the 47 UU congregations in Florida that partners with interfaith and other public interest organizations to promote justice, equity and compassion in public policy.
We focus on a limited number of core issues each year, and educate, organize, and advocate for policies consistent with Unitarian Universalist values. We build coalitions with other advocacy groups to educate ourselves and the public on critical issues of our day and the tools and skills of civic engagement.
Our goal is to help realize the dream of a just society, an improved global community, and a sustainable earth, starting in Florida.
- 9 days to goYouth Captures: Our Life After Hurricane Michael (A Youth-led Photo Voice Project)$2,500 RaisedGOAL $2,500 Support Teenagers in Bay County, Florida who are affected by the housing crisis created by Hurricane Michael. They will be given cameras to capture images, and the guidance they need to craft their stories. These personal stories in word and image will be displayed at a special event. The display will be packaged for use as a pop-up exhibit.
- SuccessfulClimate Impact & Environmental Inequity: Toward Justice for All$3,850 RaisedLeaders from communities where heat, extreme precipitation, and more severe hurricanes exacerbate systemic inequities will share their challenges and successes at the "Climate Impact & Environmental Inequity: Toward Justice for All” Assembly. Our goal is to raise $3,800 for 25 scholarships.