Unitarian Universalist FaithAction NJ
A Unitarian Universalist voice for justice, equity and compassion in NJ
Panel: The Ramapough and the Ringwood Mines Superfund Site History, Culture, Education and Environmental Justice Professor Jack Tchen of Rutgers University Newark will share a short history of the Turtle Clan in our region, and then Chief Vincent Mann of...
Celebrate Earth Day with an Environmental Justice Panel hosted by the Progressive Caucus! Sign up at: https://events.democrats.org/event/555159/ Sponsoring: Black Caucus, Emerging Leaders Caucus and Hindu Caucus Panelists include: Bryana De Veaux - Director of Legislative Affairs at NJDEP Brenda Sanders -...
Welcome Back Dinner for Rev. Lee Barker Saturday, April 29, 2023 6–9 PM Fletcher Hall For those who knew him, or for those who simply would like a chance to meet him and hear stories about UUCM from someone who...
“The Gooeyness of Change” Guest Pulpit at The Unitarian Society April 30 @ 10:30 am FREE Rev. Charles Loflin, Executive Director will be a guest in the pulpit at The Unitarian Society on April 30th. The Gooeyness of Change April...
NJ Immigrants and Allies Walk to Demand a System that WORKS for All Walk to call for immigrant rights and immigration-law reforms
If you identify as Black, Indigenous or a person of color (BIPOC), you're invited to join us for the UUA Central East Region's BIPOC gathering happening once a month on a Monday at 6:30pm ET. In our gatherings we are...
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 to present time will be conducted online) via the Zoom conferencing platform, please contact the Board President,...
Held the first Tuesday of every month, our organizing call for all UU FaithAction NJ Congregational Liaisons. If you are interested in our Congregational Liaisons program, please contact Administrator Emily Parker at admin@uufaithaction.org or at (908) 767-5145.
The UU FaithAction NJ Reparations Task Force is pleased to announce the common read of The 1619 Project, edited by Nikole Hannah-Jones, Caitlin Roper, Ilena Silverman and Jake Silverstein. The schedule will consist of five Wednesday evening meetings from 7:00 to 8:30...
In 2020, Governor Murphy signed a law as part of his “Second Chance Agenda" to improve expungement laws and create an automatic expungement process. Despite the new law, there has been little outside advocacy to address the delays in implementation or to...
