What’s new in social action in EUU – including in the fellowships.
The European School Network is an organization we have supported in the past with funding for scholarships. This year the John Sigismund Unitarian High School in Cluj, Romania, has a project called Transylvania beyond Myths, from 20–26 September 2020. Parents of high school … read more.
By Adrienne Brayman
For the past several years, the Brussels fellowship has carried out a social action project every December. This first started because one of our former members who now lives in the US, Sheryl Abrahams, volunteered regularly with the same organization, Oasis. Oasis works … read more.
By Beth O’Connell
“Life for women in Bolivia is difficult. ‘Machismo’ culture is deeply entrenched. Sexism, misogyny, and violence are everyday occurrences. Many women are economically inactive and have limited job opportunities.”
So explains Calixta Choque Churata, leader of a project in Bolivia for women which is … read more.
byTerri J Michos, Social Action Coordinator
Unitarian Universalism has as one of its core beliefs that the service of others is a way in which to exercise our faith.
In fact, the Unitarian Service Committee was formed in 1940 with an urgent need to fight injustice, namely … read more.
Thank you to everyone who attended the November retreat in Bad Homburg and who so generously contributed to our social action collections!
A huge number of eyeglasses were collected this time — 69 pairs plus 51 cases — thus filling an entire box! Aude van Lidth … read more.
A tough act to follow
In the process of transitioning to become EUU’s Social Action Coordinator, I am reviewing the body of work that Jodi Stolzenbach (At-Large) and Diana Smith (UU Paris) are leaving behind — five years’ worth —as they also transition to lend their … read more.
By Diana Smith
Our EUU members are active in a wide range of charities within their communities as well as globally. Many of us respond to the needs we perceive in society by contributing our time, guidance, expertise, clothing, food, money, etc. Service may also consist … read more.
The founders of The Story Store and editors of the book Warum wir hier sind will attend the November retreat in Bad Homburg and lead a workshop. You may recall hearing about them, as they received a social action grant last year.
For more information about the workshop, … read more.
Eva Kortekaas
Members of NUUF, the Netherlands Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, helped lead part of the continuous 24/7 worship in a church asylum program in The Hague. Eva Kortekaas has written about their experience and also about the success of the church asylum and its implications for … read more.
The various collections for Social Action at the EUT 2019 in Berlin were very successful. Read the report from Diana, the acting Social Action Coordinators here.
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