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Description:Join UU activists and others in a stand against the marginalization of people of color in our area and across the nation. We stand to get those that see us talking about this taboo subject later in their day with those they encounter.

If you'd enjoy an experience of community and an exploration about compassion, perhaps an opportunity to offer or receive some, join us for our monthly community circle.  One participant said that “Listening Circles are the church's main vehicle for members to interact with each other on serious topics that bring meaning to our lives.” 

Coffee and breakfast snacks provided.

Remember, we have Community Circles at various dates & times

·     the first Sunday every month from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. – Sanctuary or E-202

·     the third Wednesday morning every month from 10 a.m.to noon – E-202

·     the third Thursday evening every month from 7 to 9 p.m. – E-202

Topics vary.  Join us to share your deepest thoughts about community, safety, spirituality, trust, and much more. Join us to discover the power of listening and sharing to open hearts and create community.

Hope to see you Saturday!!

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Our public, visible protest is back on the street, with the new reality. Everyone will wear masks and we will all social distance for each other. August is the 75th Anniversary marking the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Our signs will say NEVER AGAIN and no renewed testing of nuclear weapons. info seattleantiwar@gmail.com

First Tuesday War Protest, sponsored by Veterans For Peace, West Seattle Neighbors For Peace and Justice, EarthCare Not Warfare and the Downtown Peace Vigil. 
 

First Tuesday War Protest  
First Tuesdays, 11 am to 1 pm, at the downtown Seattle Federal Building, 915 – 2nd Ave, Seattle;  
First Tuesday War Protest info Dan 206-499-0226, dhgilman@outlook.com  

Join the weekly WA Low Income Housing Alliance Stakeholder Call. More

If you would like to submit a question ahead of the call, please use this form to do so! We will do our very best to answer your questions during the call or in follow-up correspondence. 
You can register for the call at this link, or by clicking the button above. After registering, you should receive a confirmation email with the call-in information and a password. If for some reason you do not, please email me at johns@wliha.org and I'll make sure you get it.   

Join Backbone Campaign Wednesday in the Sheffield Warehouse for our weekly art build! We would love your help whether you have time for an hour or can come by for the whole afternoon.

Join this meeting to get a live tour of the CreateClimateJustice.net (CCJnet) platform with CCJnet's Outreach Specialist, Diane Brooks. This is a great way to learn how to navigate and fully utilize the site.  

You must register in advance for this meeting; after registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about how to join the Zoom meeting.

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Are you Connected? Climate Justice savvy? Amplify your Power to Change by joining together with local, state and regional groups to work for a just and sustainable future for Earth. Be sure to check out UU Ministry for Earth's online tool, CreateClimateJustice.net, developed with the UUA, to help you organize and connect with others.

 Want to learn how to join and navigate the network? We will walk you through the site and answer your questions. Join Zoom Meeting online.

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The Strengthen Local Climate Commitments (SLCC) campaign focuses on enhancing UU civic engagement in local climate transition planning.

Who knew that 3 counties in Michigan have declared Climate Emergencies and that there are UU Congregations in each of those counties? How can we strengthen and unite our place-based climate justice efforts across the map?

Join the monthly collaborations calls for Strengthen Local Climate Commitments (SLCC), facilitated by Doris Marlin, every first-Wednesday of the month at 8 pm Eastern, 5 pm Pacific.

RSPV here and learn more about SLCC here.  

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!!!Please note that Immigrant Visitor Support Vigils are suspended to do Covid until further notice. 

The Vashon Island Unitarian Fellowship is provides detainee visitor support at the Northwest Detention Center every second Saturday of the month. We have changed our timing to mornings every month. We are there from about 9:00 AM until Noon.
We set up two tables outside the gate entrance with a canopy when needed.When visitors return from their visit, we try to engage them with free refreshments, printed handouts (NWIRP, NWDC, ACLU), and compassionate listening. Most visitors stop, but some are too upset or hurried.

We have been doing this since 2011.

A group of people including some from Skagit UU Fellowship spend one hour in front of the Planned Parenthood building waving at people and showing signs supporting Planned Parenthood. If the weather is too miserable we call it off that month, but the responses have been very positive from the people driving by on this busy road.

Contact Pat Young at 360-757-3286 for more information.

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Questions: climatecrisispolicy@gmail.com; re Faith Panel, Lavona Grow lavona@uusj.org

With a new administration preparing to take climate action in 2021, how can the climate movement win meaningful legislative victories? Connect and strategize with over 25 leaders from Congress, direct action activists, and key environmental and faith organizations (including UUs for Social Justice and UUs for a Just Economic Community) during this free, two-day symposium. Don’t miss the Faith Panel on Thursday, Dec. 10 at 12-2pm PT/3-5pm ET.

Description:Join UU activists and others in a stand against the marginalization of people of color in our area and across the nation. We stand to get those that see us talking about this taboo subject later in their day with those they encounter.

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Join UU activists and others in a stand against the marginalization of people of color in our area and across the nation. We stand to get those that see us talking about this taboo subject later in their day with those they encounter. Contact 609-731-7744 for more information.

Join this meeting to get a live tour of the CreateClimateJustice.net (CCJnet) platform with CCJnet's Outreach Specialist, Diane Brooks. This is a great way to learn how to navigate and fully utilize the site.  

You must register in advance for this meeting; after registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about how to join the Zoom meeting.

Register here

Are you Connected? Climate Justice savvy? Amplify your Powerto Change by joining together with local, state and regional groups to work for a just and sustainable future for Earth. Be sure to check out UU Ministry for Earth's online tool, CreateClimateJustice.net, developed with the UUA, to help you organize and connect with others.

 Want to learn how to join and navigate the network? We will walk you through the site and answer your questions. Join Zoom Meeting online.

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Join the weekly WA Low Income Housing Alliance Stakeholder Call. More

If you would like to submit a question ahead of the call, please use this form to do so! We will do our very best to answer your questions during the call or in follow-up correspondence. 
You can register for the call at this link, or by clicking the button above. After registering, you should receive a confirmation email with the call-in information and a password. If for some reason you do not, please email me at johns@wliha.org and I'll make sure you get it.   

Join Backbone Campaign Wednesday in the Sheffield Warehouse for our weekly art build! We would love your help whether you have time for an hour or can come by for the whole afternoon.

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The Journey to Becoming an Anti-Racist Family

Saturdays, January 16, 23, 30 at 10am-11:30am (3-part series)

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For adults, parents, and caregivers.  Learn how to talk with kids about race and racism.

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Join this meeting to get a live tour of the CreateClimateJustice.net (CCJnet) platform with CCJnet's Outreach Specialist, Diane Brooks. This is a great way to learn how to navigate and fully utilize the site.  

You must register in advance for this meeting; after registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about how to join the Zoom meeting.

Register here

Join the weekly WA Low Income Housing Alliance Stakeholder Call. More

If you would like to submit a question ahead of the call, please use this form to do so! We will do our very best to answer your questions during the call or in follow-up correspondence. 
You can register for the call at this link, or by clicking the button above. After registering, you should receive a confirmation email with the call-in information and a password. If for some reason you do not, please email me at johns@wliha.org and I'll make sure you get it.   

Join Backbone Campaign Wednesday in the Sheffield Warehouse for our weekly art build! We would love your help whether you have time for an hour or can come by for the whole afternoon.

!!!Please note that Witnessing Whiteness Study Groups are suspended to do Covid until further notice. 

This study group is focused on action and accountability to communities of color. It is mainly for people already familiar with the principles of anti-racist work who support each other in deepening knowledge and planning personal and collective action. This monthly group is also open to those who are earlier in their path and ready to jump in. We meet in Portable 2 behind the main sanctuary building. Contact Leslie Schmidt, leslies_racialjustice@juustwa.org for more info.

Please join us for our inaugural Third Thursday, our new, monthly emergent strategy, and networking sessions. These 90-minute, open-house style meetings will be an opportunity for connection and generative collaboration on intersectional justices issues. 

Register for free to connect with others around issues that matter.  

Take time to network and collaborate with other community partners and justice-oriented congregations in Washington and the PNW, engage in somatic body practices to support sustainable justice work, and learn about direct actions you can take now.

Olympia Coalition to Abolish Nuclear Weapons meets the third Thursday of EVERY month,  at 5:00 sharp through your computer’s Zoom video service. Each month we make more progress toward abolishing nuclear weapons. Our meetings are productive and enjoyable. For more information – and to get the computer link and password – contact Glen Anderson at 360-491-9093 glenanderson@integra.net