Welcome to UUJMCA
In a time of ever decreasing interconnectedness, UUJMCA is the only UU Social Justice Network in California that connects people using education and programming through our congregations and allies to inspire empathy and collective action through radical inclusivity.
Someone Like Me: 31 Days of Celebrating Our Bodies
This month we are honoring Disability Awareness Month with Progressive Interfaith Alliance https://pia.bridgesuu.org/someone-like-me-31-days-of-celebrating-our-bodies
A Word from Pastor AJ
Justice Requires Action July 2024 Dear Justice Advocates, As we move through the heart and heat of summer, I want to take a moment to reflect on the essential work we have been doing and the progress we have made together. The theme for this month’s message is “Summer Manifestations,”…
President’s Corner with Tom Loughrey
Double Your Impact July 2024 Dear Justice Supporter, I hope this message finds you well. As the President of the Unitarian Universalist Justice Ministry of California (UUJMCA), I am reaching out to share an exciting opportunity for you to amplify your impact and help us continue our vital work for…
Across California
Immigrant Rights
Reproductive Rights
Queer (LGBTQ+) Rights
Climate & Environmental Justice
Saving Democracy
Our Commitment to You
We are committed to accomplish our justice ministry through education, community organizing, and advocating for justice. All of our justice campaigns are shaped by and rooted in your feedback and viewed through a lens that address Racial Justice, Economic Justice, and Disability Rights . We are here to support YOU, our California UUs in your journey toward justice in your local community. If you are interested in finding out how we can journey together in any of these areas of justice or if you are looking for support in any other areas of justice, please let us know!
Intersectionality
While we have identified four specific Justice Campaigns for the coming year, we recognize that no area of justice or work of justice exists in isolation. For example, we see the intersection of Environmental Justice and Economic Justice, acknowledging that those of our community who are in lower income communities are most affected by negative environmental impact.
Additionally, our siblings who are black, indigenous, and people of color are most deeply affected by assaults on Reproductive Rights, Queer (LGBTQ+) Rights, and Immigrant Rights. These are only two areas of intersectionality. As we move forward toward liberating justice for all people and care filled justice for our planet, we will be continuing our work in all these areas of justice with continuous review of areas of intersectionality.