Unitarian Universalist FaithAction NJ
A UU voice for justice, equity and compassion in NJ
Freedom of choice, the right to privacy, and even democracy itself are all on the ballot this year. The Supreme Court's decision to strip away our reproductive rights, which has already resulted in disastrous consequences for so many Americans, is...
Members/supporters of UU FaithAction NJ are welcome to attend our monthly all-volunteer Board meetings. To access online meetings (all meetings from March 2020 onward will be conducted online) via the Zoom conferencing platform, please contact Board President Mia Morse, at...
Rev. Rob Gregson joins other paid and volunteer staff on this monthly networking call. CUUSAN is the national organization that coordinates state-level UU social justice witness in 25 states across the U.S. If interested in joining the discussion, please reach...
Members/supporters of UU FaithAction NJ are welcome to attend our monthly all-volunteer Board meetings. To access online meetings (all meetings from March 2020 onward will be conducted online) via the Zoom conferencing platform, please contact Board President Mia Morse, at...
F.A.I.R. is an interfaith group of youth in grades 8-12 from across NJ and PA. Our goal: To work to incorporate racial bias education into NJ and PA school systems and provide educational opportunities to our community's on the topic...
Join us on the third Monday of the month from 7–8 PM for our UU statewide Criminal Justice Reform call, where we strategize around issues like racial justice, mass incarceration, prison conditions and more. For the Zoom or phone dial-up...
The Reparations Task Force convenes monthly, for Unitarian Universalists to strategize around advancing reparations for New Jersey. Newcomers are warmly welcome! Read and sign the petition. For more info and to join the call, contact Task Force Chairs Rohn Hein...
The Reparations Task Force convenes monthly, for Unitarian Universalists to strategize around advancing reparations for New Jersey. Newcomers are warmly welcome! Read and sign the petition. For more info and to join the call, contact Task Force Chairs Dionne Ford...
In 1967, when abortion was either illegal or highly restricted in every U.S. state, a group of ministers and rabbis formed to counsel women with unwanted pregnancies—including referral to licensed physicians willing to perform the procedure. By 1973, when the Roe v. Wade court decision made abortion legal nationwide, the Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion (CCS) had spread from coast to coast, referred hundreds of thousands of women for safe abortions without a single fatality, become a medical consumer advocacy group, and opened its own clinic in New York City.
PLEASE PARTICIPATE UUs across the country are invited to join UUtheVotePA and our partner, Supermajority Education Fund. (Visit them at Supermajority Education Fund) We will be making Get Out the Vote calls to women of color & white women ages 18-25 across...
