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#UU

83
posts · 30d
21
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#UU is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 21 people shared 83 posts with it — around 3 a day. Activity is up 0% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 4 with 9 posts.

#UU posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #UU

The Unitarian Universalist Association
@uua.org
over 1 year ago
📢 Federal workers and their families face uncertainty, financial hardship, and stress due to political decisions beyond their control. Your dedication keeps communities running—you deserve stability, respect, and fair treatment. You are not alone—we see you, we support you. 💛 #Solidarity #UU
A digital graphic with a blue color scheme and bold, dark blue text. At the top, large uppercase letters state, "WE SUPPORT FEDERAL WORKERS." Below, on the left, there is a black Unitarian Universalist chalice symbol with a flame. To the right of the chalice, a dark blue rectangular box contains white text that reads, "Your dedication keeps our communities running, and you deserve stability, respect, and fair treatment." At the bottom, in bold dark text, the website "UUA.ORG" is displayed. The background consists of abstract, overlapping blue shapes in different shades.
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The Unitarian Universalist Association
@uua.org
over 1 year ago
The UUA proudly joins a multifaith coalition & the Institute for Constitutional Advocacy & Protection in opposition to the federal government's rescission of ICE’s sensitive locations policy, which violates the 1st Amendment & the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. More at bit.ly/uuworld-immi... #UU
A digital graphic features a screenshot from UU World, the magazine of the Unitarian Universalist Association. At the top, the UU World logo appears in blue text. Below it, the headline in bold black font reads: "UUA, Other Religious Groups Sue Trump Administration to Halt Immigration Arrests at Houses of Worship."

A subheading in smaller black text states: "The Trump policy allowing raids in houses of worship violates the First Amendment, the lawsuit argues." The byline attributes the article to Elaine McArdle and is dated 2/11/2025.

Below the text, there is an illustration with a stylized American flag background. The left side of the flag is blue with white, hand-drawn stars, while the right side features red and white stripes. In the foreground, there is a black and white sketch of a group of people walking in a line, including adults and children, carrying backpacks and holding hands as they move forward.

At the bottom of the image, a black rectangular banner with white bold text reads: "Read more at http://bit.ly/uuworld-immigration."
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The Unitarian Universalist Association
@uua.org
over 1 year ago
At a #protest outside the Alabama Statehouse, UU Rev. Julie Conrady spoke out against policies restricting rights and freedoms (read the story here: bit.ly/4gxG7L4). As Rev. Conrady said, no leader can dictate who we are. Our identities are not up for debate—neither are our rights. #UU
A pink background with starburst-like shapes radiating outward. At the top left corner, there is a yellow square with black quotation marks, indicating a quote. In the top right corner in a small yellow box is the URL “UUA.org” in the bottom right corner, the Unitarian Universalist chalice logo is displayed in a rainbow gradient. Throughout the GIF, black text appears from left to right, displaying the quote: "The president thinks he has a lot of power. He does not have the power to determine your gender. He does not have the power to define your identity." –  UU Minister Rev. Julie Conrady.
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The Unitarian Universalist Association
@uua.org
over 1 year ago
As harmful policies roll out, UUs are called to act—but how can congregations discern risks and align actions with their values? Side With Love’s Risk Discernment Toolkit offers: 🔹 Recorded webinar 🔹 Slide deck 🔹 Facilitator guide Explore the resources ⬇️ 🔗 bit.ly/risk-discern... #UU
A digital graphic promoting Side With Love’s risk discernment toolkit for Unitarian Universalist congregations. The background features an abstract painting with bold red, orange, and pink brushstrokes. At the top, two logos appear: in the center is the dark pink and white flaming chalice UUA logo. To the right of this is the Side With Love logo, which includes a black heart outline and the words "Side With Love" in black and yellow. Below the logos, black text on a transparent white background reads: "When risks are real, how can UU congregations decide which actions and partnerships align with both their values and their capacity?"

At the bottom left, a green circular sign with a black outline features the words "START HERE" in black uppercase letters, with yellow stars and a black arrow pointing to a beige box outlined in black and green. Inside the box, black text reads: "Get Side With Love’s toolkit for hosting important risk discernment conversations," and below it, the shortened link "http://bit.ly/risk-discernment " is displayed in bold pink text.
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The Unitarian Universalist Association
@uua.org
4 days ago
In this poem, Charles Thomas reclaims “fundamentalist” as a declaration of what we refuse to compromise: human rights, fairness, equity, accountability, care for the Earth, peace and freedom for all. These are the fundamentals our #UU faith calls us to live. #UnitarianUniversalist #FaithInAction
Vertical graphic in warm orange, amber, and black tones. A silhouetted person sits in tall grass at sunset, one arm extended with an open palm appearing to cradle the glowing sun. A large, semi-transparent dark rectangle overlays the upper portion of the image. White text reads: “we are the fundamentalists” in large bold letters, followed by “not those who claim the name / but those of us / who believe in human rights / for everyone / who believe in fundamentals / of fairness / of equality / of equity.” The text is arranged with varied spacing and indentation to echo the poem’s structure. At the bottom left is the white Unitarian Universalist Association chalice logo. “http://UUA.ORG ” appears in bold white text at the bottom center, and a white right-pointing arrow in the lower-right corner indicates that additional slides follow.
Vertical graphic in warm orange, amber, and black tones. A silhouetted person sits in tall grass at sunset, extending one arm with an open palm that appears to cradle the glowing sun. A large, semi-transparent dark rectangle overlays most of the image. White text continues the poem: “who believe in caring / for nature / who believe in restoring / in maintaining / the environment / who believe in working toward / peace / toward freedom / for all / yes we are the fundamentalists.” Below, the author is credited in italic text: “– Charles Thomas.” The lines are arranged with varied spacing and indentation to reflect the poem’s structure. The white Unitarian Universalist Association chalice logo appears in the lower-left corner, and “http://UUA.ORG ” appears in bold white text in the lower-right corner.
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The Unitarian Universalist Association
@uua.org
over 1 year ago
Rev. Julián Jamaica Soto’s “The Butterfly Effect” reminds us that small actions shape the world—a truth reflected in Dr. King’s legacy. On MLK Day, we honor his bold dream of justice, equality, and love, carried forward by collective action. Read the full poem at bit.ly/4jlWJrM. #MLK #UU
A graphic with a light red background featuring a darker red silhouette of a person holding a megaphone in the bottom right corner. on the left side. Dark red butterflies are emerging from the megaphone and are scattered across the graphic

On the left is an  excerpt from the poem “The Butterfly Effect” written in white text:

…This
is how we rise.
This day is polluted
with a mistrust of truth,
fertile and warm medium
for unchecked cruelty and
power. You must choose
to scream the truth
until every leaf and stone
bears unrepentant witness.
to what happens when
you try to cage and smash,
to pin and frame a butterfly
and their thousands and thousands
of fabulous, flamboyant friends.

At the bottom, smaller white font is the attribution: Excerpted from “The Butterfly Effect” in Spilling the Light, by UU Rev. Julián Jamaica Soto.

In the top-right corner, the "UU World" logo is displayed in white within a blue rectangle, accompanied by the website URL: UUWORLD.ORG.
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The Unitarian Universalist Association
@uua.org
over 1 year ago
Jo VonRue's Prayer for Moving Forward speaks to UU values of resilience, hope, and justice. It reminds us to draw strength from community, hold fast to equity and peace, and trust in shared humanity. How can we inspire and support each other in this work? Read more: bit.ly/4g3K0XE #UU #Poetry
An image with a soft pink background featuring water droplets and a faint red heart shape in the lower right corner. The graphic features an excerpt from the poem “Prayer for Moving Forward” by Jo VonRue.

The title of the poem is in black, bold, uppercase letters and centered at the top of the graphic. Under this in smaller black font is the name of the author, Jo VonRue.

Under this, aligned left is a black quote mark and a vertical black line. to the right of the line, also aligned left, is the following in black text:

"However thin our resilience may be wearing, we do not give up or give in...
We join thousands of people in the streets.
We move for justice
We live for peace
We will not rest
until we are heard.
We will not rest until equity is made more real, all around us."

In the bottom-left corner, there is the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) flaming chalice logo in black. The URL “UUA.org/worship” is centered at the bottom in small black font.
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The Unitarian Universalist Association
@uua.org
7 months ago
Grateful for the sustained presence of religious leaders in #Minneapolis and across the country, keeping our focus on the life that was taken and the danger that a policy of fear and violence at the highest levels of government presents for us all. #ReneeNicoleGood #UU
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