The VUU

Broadcast live from CLF’s booth in the exhibit hall, this high energy show is full of hope, excitement, testimonies and news. View show notes at https://wp.me/p89xv1-4wO

We look back at the influence of feminism on theology and ministry in the 70s/80s and whether much has changed. With Dr. Mary Hunt and Rev. Diane Miller. Get full show details at https://wp.me/p89xv1-4yb.

How caregivers can use improv to be authentic and present to the realities of people with Alzheimer’s. Get full show details at https://wp.me/p89xv1-4yC.

Coming to terms with our inevitable mortality is the biggest element in how to die well. Original air date: October 30, 2014. Get full show details at https://wp.me/p89xv1-4zy

Michael Crumpler, UUA LGBTQ and Intercultural Programs Manager, joins the VUU. We talk about undiagnosed white supremacy and our limitations in progressive spaces in pastoring around race. Michael also shares his personal story about how his queer experience is informed by his blackness. For show notes, visit https://wp.me/p89xv1-4u2.

The VUU welcomes Erin Walter, one of the Texas Handmaids who has been protesting restrictions on reproductive freedoms at the State Capitol. Show notes: https://wp.me/p89xv1-4vN

The VUU welcomes Ashley Horan and Nora Rasman. We talk about being unapologetically radical and spiritual and how liberalism tends to show up. We also go deep into the meaning of covenant and how spiritual practice and self care are critical for justice work, congregational life, and being active online. View show notes at https://wp.me/p89xv1-4w3.

What is the difference between being radical or liberal in justice work? This is an excerpt from episode #185 with our guests, Ashley Horan and Nora Rasman.

2017-06-01 What does covenant really mean in a culture of supremacy, whether we’re engaged in justice work, congregational life, or being active online? And why are spiritual practices and self care critical? This is an excerpt from episode #185 with our guests, the Rev. Ashley Horan, executive director of MUUSJA, and Nora Rasman, campaign manager at Standing on the Side of Love. .…

Through social justice partnerships, Unitarian Universalists support grassroots efforts to change structures of power in countries with authoritarian regimes. The VUU talks about UU presence internationally now and historically.