The EUUC building is closed for indoor meetings and services ~ details here
Sex trafficking, alas, is alive and well in the US, a century and a half after the Civil War ended slavery, or at least legal slavery. In Seattle, the underground economy in sex generates more revenue than for drugs or guns! In their article … read more.
Black, Indigenous, Chinese, and Latinx women fought hard to secure women’s right to vote just over 100 years ago. The film, “The Heroes of the Suffrage Movement | Finish the Fight” by the NY Times introduces us to tenacious women who were fighting for equality … read more.
Ancestral Waters by Native Daily Network
Film Screening & Discussion
Wednesday, April 14
5:30pm PT / 8:30pm ET Film
7pm PT / 10pm ET Discussion
Register Here
You are invited to an online screening of Native Daily Network’s film Ancestral Waters for the Unitarian Universalist (UU) community!
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Advocates for Women are hosting a discussion on the recent NY Times articles about endemic misogyny in American culture. Fortunately, we are becoming increasingly aware of how we hold women responsible for being victims of sexual and gender-based violence while men are excused because “boys … read more.
Lobby Room is one way that EUUC puts Faith into Action. The Lobby Room group has reviewed 2021 bills, especially those recommended by our allies working for Climate Justice, Racial Justice, and for Women and Families. We’ve selected 12 bills to focus on this year … read more.
Adopt A Stream Foundation was established to ensure that Pacific Northwest streams continue to provide healthy spawning and rearing habitat for salmon, trout, steelhead, and other wildlife and to maintain clean drinking water. Their mission is carried out by producing environmental education materials; providing stream … read more.
The recent mass shootings in Atlanta, have focused attention on the misogynist motivations involved in many mass and individual acts of violence against women. Violence against women is a systemic worldwide crisis that is perpetuated through an underlying message: Male sexual violence is to be … read more.
As we observe Women’s History Month, with International Women’s Day celebrated on March 8, today’s Unitarian Universalist women are involved in promoting gender equity in U*U communities around the world. Here is a look at the International Women’s Convocation.
The International Convocation of Unitarian and Universalist … read more.
Tomorrow’s Hope, a program of Housing Hope, is Snohomish County’s only child development program that serves the needs of children who have been impacted by the trauma of homelessness and poverty. They are one of three licensed therapeutic centers in Washington State designed to reduce the effects of poverty and related trauma, including food insecurity, neglect, abuse and more. Tomorrow’s Hope serves children from four weeks to 11 years old. Our funds will help them procure new classroom furniture and supplies. Covid requirement protocols for frequent cleaning and the current furniture/supplies are not holding up.
In an attempt to approximate the spontaneous questions and conversations around pledging that might have previously occurred within our physical space, we’re trying something new this year. I hope you’ll join me at one of three upcoming “Canvass Coffee with Claire” events and bring your … read more.
