Eric encouraged us to join the climate strike on September 20 during his sermon on Sunday. The Peace & Justice Committee has been focused on this strike for some time now. Because this is also Seabeck weekend, we have not organized one location for EUUC … read more.
GA has notified the RJC that our proposal for a Poster Presentation of “Taking A Stand For Racial Justice” has been accepted.
Anyone attending GA is invited to be with us as we present our EUUC congregation’s practices for proposing and taking a stand. Hope to … read more.
Native American Workshop “Challenges Facing Native American Communities and How to be Allies”
(Some Racial Justice Committee members will be attending)
April 6th – 12:00 to 4:00
Hosted by the Eastshore Unitarian Church
STEP-UP: Moving Racial Equity Forward Conference
(Some Racial Justice Committee members will be attending)
… read more.
The following are some community updates concerning the RJC’s joint projects:
A4W and RJC are working together to raise money to buy cosmetics and hair products for women of color during the month of May to be donated to Pathways for Women. Stay tuned for details.
A4W … read more.
Over the next three months, Everett and Sno-King Meaningful Movies, along with the North Puget Sound Conference on Race (see below) and the Communities of Color Coalition, will be presenting a three-part, critically acclaimed “docu-series” entitled Elementary Genocide. This series, by award-winning journalist/filmmaker Rahiem Shabazz, … read more.
The Peace and Justice Committee is focused on responding to and supporting efforts to reduce green house gas emissions. There are many fronts upon which to direct our activities. In the past, we were often engaged in marches, testifying against projects and more. However, the battle … read more.
“Easy, fun and effective.” Those are the hopes of the EUUC Peace & Justice Committee as they open a place where EUUC members can make their justice voices heard in the halls of Olympia, city hall and more.
How does it Work?
P & J members will have:
Postcards, … read more.
The Washington State Legislature gets to work on January 14th and so should we. This legislative session is a long one. It promises to have many progressive bills introduced. Our job is to know what is happening and let our legislators hear from us often about … read more.
ROOTS of South Sudan, the recipient of the Sunday offering for November, is a State of Washington non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the women and children of South Sudan.
Although peace between North and South Sudan has been achieved, tribal struggles for power are ongoing and … read more.
From the Field Director of Yes on 1631, the initiative for clean energy and jobs:
Friends,
We always knew this election was going to be close. All indications say every vote is going to matter.
Now that we’ve been inundated by Oil Industry ads for months many of you … read more.
