UUFOM

The social justice committee is formed by individuals with an interest in issues of social justice. The committee provides a congregational forum for the address of social justice issues. The committee is responsible for identifying social justice issues, providing information on issues of social justice, and initiating social action within our congregation and greater community. It coordinates its activities with other committees and provides opportunities for committee members and other members of the congregation to facilitate social change.

SOCIAL JUSTICE MEETS NEXT:

First Monday of every month at 7:15pm

GENERAL INFO	CONGREGATIONAL ACTIVITIES	OTHER FOCUS ISSUES
Social Justice Resources Acronyms General Assembly (GA) Study/Action Issues: Ethical Eating Nuclear Disarmament	Green Sanctuary Welcoming Congregation	Accessibility Marriage Amendments Michigan legislation Peace Activism Voter Registration

LATEST IN SOCIAL JUSTICE

What news would you put here?

If you would like to see a social justice topic addressed here, or if you would like to join regular online discussions of social justice -

Contact "The Social Justice Pages"

Do you know

- what is going on in your state government?

You might be surprised what is up for vote or in committee: marriage discrimination, creationism in the public schools, restoration of the death penalty, etc. To see some highlights, check out Michigan Social Justice Legislation.

Ways to call your Federal Congressional Representatives

Switchboard

1-877-762-8762

1-888-909-8697

1-888-508-2974

Ask for your senator's name and then leave a message with them.

For Michigan, you can also call their offices directly:

Levin 1-202-224-6221

Stabenow 1-202-224-4822

We are now a Green Sanctuary!

Don't know what that means:

Check out the Green Sanctuary and UU Ministry for the Earth .

Social Justice Resources

This page contains links to UUFoM, local, national, and worldwide organizations working toward social justice. General lists and topical lists.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Midland is recognized by the Unitarian Universalist Association as a Welcoming Congregation. We welcome, affirm, promote and celebrate the full participation of all persons in all of our activities without regard to age, gender, sexual orientation, race or any other such category of exclusion.

Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, corrections or questions at jaham@delta.edu

Revised: April 27, 2008