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Social Class in the Age of Billionaires: A GA Workshop
Join our UUCC Workshop: Saturday, June 20 at 12 pm ET, 9 am PT, 10 am MT, 11 am CT Facilitators: Diane Pansire, Dr. Kimberly Arias, Denise Moorehead How does extreme wealth shape our democracy, our communities, and our daily lives? What role does federal policy play in widening or reducing economic inequality? And what might Unitarian […]
No-Cost Sampler Workshop
Thanks to all who joined us for Exploring Class and Classism UUs from across the United States took part in UU Class Conversations’ hour-long online training in April 2026 to explore the concepts – and real-life significance – of social class and classism. Through a series of interactive exercises and activities, they discovered their social […]
The Wealth of Nations
By Rev. Robert (Bob) Murphy Speak truth to power. The moral questions about new technology are always the same. Same questions for space travel, social media, genetic engineering, nuclear power and other topics that come to mind. Who controls the new technology and how is it used? Who benefits and who pays the price? You’ll […]
A Call for Empathy, Mutual Aid and Action
By Dr. Betsy Leondar-Wright Millions of Americans just saw their health insurance costs skyrocket. Are any of your congregation members among them? Hundreds of thousands have lost jobs due to federal cuts to public agencies, research, DEI, refugee resettlement and green energy. Are any of your congregation members among them? Another government shutdown would threaten millions of […]
