Social Justice

Twenty-Five Years Later: Remembering Matthew ShepardThursday, October 12, 2023, 6:00 pmThe Branford Green Trinity Episcopal Church, First Congregational Church, and First Baptist Church, all of Branford, are hosting an event on Thursday, October 12, at 6:00 pm on the Branford Green marking the 25th anniversary of the death of Matthew Shepard and honoring Matthew’s legacy […]

The UUMFE team has been BUSY and we can’t wait to share with you our learnings and dreamings from ClimateWeekNYC. Thank you all for your support. Climate Week might be over, but the work is not! CLICK HERE to read the entire newsletter. Climate Week DebriefOctober 3 |  7pm ET / 6CT / 5MT /

Next meeting scheduled for Sunday, Oct 1, 11:45am in the Living Room. All are welcome to join us. If you are interested in learning more, please contact Mary Strieff and she will put you on the email list for future action alerts. “Bridges Not Battle Lines”

You are invited to join SUUS member Beth Skudder and  Moms Demand Action in the Guilford Fair Parade this Saturday morning. March in the parade this Saturday, September 16. We will meet by 9:45 am on Whitfield Street, then march around the green to the Keeping Society, about a mile of flat walking at a

In response to the recent wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui, UUSC President and Lead Executive Officer Mary Katherine Morn issued the following statement: “We are deeply saddened by this turn of events and we are committed to being in solidarity with the communities most impacted by these fires. The patterns of disparity, displacement,

“Working with Labor” is a video produced for the 2023 General Assembly.  Clayola Brown, President of A Philip Randolph Institute , a long standing constituency group of the AFL-CIO. She met with Unitarian Universalists to discuss anti-racism work, support for LGBTQ plus rights, immigration, and other shared justice issues. We encourage Unitarian Universalists to watch

Last Wednesday, the Senate unanimously voted to pass H.B. 6607, the “Lights Out CT” bill! This is a MAJOR step forward in protecting birds ~ and all of us ~ against light pollution. Connecticut is now the third state in the nation to have a comprehensive Lights Out bill to protect migratory birds and local ecosystems from the harmful effects