The October Cause of the month is the Legal Voice. Legal Voice believes that all people facing gender discrimination should be able to live their lives with dignity, safety, and autonomy. From courtrooms to the court of public opinion, they challenge patriarchal and racist power structures to widen pathways to justice. To accomplish … Continue reading October Cause of the Month – Legal Voice
September Cause of the Month The September Cause of the month is the League of Women Voters of Snohomish County (“LWVSC”). LWVSC is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government. It is open to all people. The League of Women Voters is an activist, grassroots organization that believes ALL … Continue reading September Cause of the Month – The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County
Authors: Ginger Alonzo, Nancy Dolan, Martha Durkee-Neuman, Cynthia Grace, Rachel Maxwell, Nick Maxwell Martha Durkee-Neuman: Each year, member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association – which includes EUUC – gather together to live out our values of transparency, direct democracy, and congregational polity. We come together from around the country to make decisions about … Continue reading General Assembly 2024 Report Back from EUUC Delegates
The July and August Cause of the month is Global Refuge (formerly known as Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service). Global Refuge’s mission is “Fostering a world of just and welcoming communities.” They support and empower immigrants, asylum seekers and refugees who are rebuilding their lives in the United States. Since 1939, Global Refuge has provided … Continue reading July and August Cause of the Month – Global Refuge (formerly known as Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service)
The June Cause of the month is the Shoreline Community College Foundation. Shoreline Community College Foundation (SCCF) is “dedicated to increasing student access and success through raising funds, building partnerships, and advocating for students and the college.” The Shoreline Community College Foundation raises money to support innovative academic programs, student scholarships, and student emergency assistance … Continue reading June Cause of the Month – Shoreline Community College Foundation
The May Cause of the month is WomenSpirit Coalition. WomenSpirit Coalition’s mission is “Eliminating violence against native women and promoting the well-being of native families and communities.” WomenSpirit Coalition is located in Sequim, WA and serves 29 tribes of Washington state, focusing on 7 tribes of the Olympic Peninsula. The organization provides culturally specific technical … Continue reading May Cause of the Month – Women Spirit Coalition
Our Earth Day services this year and last year introduced us to the culture of reciprocity, and responsibility to the natural world of which we are a part. Many of us have read and been inspired by Robin Wall Kimmerer’s teachings in Braiding Sweetgrass. We feel called to deepen our connection to the more-than-human world. (In … Continue reading Curious about the All Ages Nature Immersion and Creative Gratitude on April 21?
We are pleased to present Carolyn DeFord, a member of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, at a Faceless Dolls workshop. This workshop will connect us more deeply to the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People (MMIWP). DeFord has presented this workshop to both Native and non-Native audiences around the state. Its presentation … Continue reading Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women workshop Saturday April 13, 11 am – 3 pm at EUUC
April Cause of the month is Kicking Gas. Kicking Gas is a local campaign led by the non profit For The People, with collaboration from Readiness to Learn, City of Langley Climate Crisis Action Committee, Salish Sea Cooperative Finance, Sno-Isle Sierra Club, and Island Ductless Heat Pumps. It is a grassroots, Whidbey Island-based climate … Continue reading April Cause of the Month – The Kicking Gas Campaign
Imagine what an unhoused girl or woman goes through for several days every month during her period – when she has limited access to toilets, handwashing, and waste disposal. Then there is the matter of budget – the needed products are not cheap, as half of the adult population knows! Come celebrate Women’s History Month … Continue reading Multigenerational Service Project for Women’s Health: March 16, 2-4 pm in Chapman Hall
