Your interest in joining our community of volunteers means that you are committed to social justice; supporting survivors of domestic violence and their families; nourishing young people; and creating substantive connections across difference to tackle the great issues of our day - racism, classism, xenophobia, and inequality.

 

By joining us, you are committing yourself to nearly 200 years of justice work done by like-minded individuals who believe that the true measure of a community is seen in the tangible role it plays in undoing structures of oppression.

 

Though the UU Urban Ministry is a non-sectarian organization, we are grounded in the values preached in Unitarian Universalist pulpits of justice, equity, and compassion.

 

We are working together to envision and create a better future for all.