– Cora Goss-Grubbs, WUUC Member The work of anti-oppression evokes a wide range of difficult emotions - anger, guilt, grief, anxiety, fear - making it challenging, exhausting, and sometimes impossible. Cora Goss-Grubbs will share a personal story and the ideas of trauma specialists to guide us in exploring how we might advance our anti-racism work […]

– Rachel Eddy Public discourse around economic policy often evokes limited ideas of who to view as poor, while those who directly serve people experiencing poverty often have a very different understanding of their needs and experience. Join us for a trauma-informed exploration of generation poverty, its effects, and policy implications. The link to join […]

– Jack Brand How do we know what a "community" is thinking?  How can a leader – and a direction – be chosen for a group of individuals with differing needs and beliefs?  Jack Brand asks whether the recent WUUC Minister Search process has implications beyond our walls. The link to join the online service […]