Unitarians and Universalists have long worked for social justice in the United States and abroad, advocating for the free practice of religion, helping to abolish slavery, marching for civil rights, supporting a woman’s right to reproductive health, promoting LGBTQIA+ rights, and fighting for racial, environmental and economic justice.

The UUCF Social Action Team sustains a robust movement of social justice action, to continue making a difference in our congregation, the larger community, and the world. Guided by our Unitarian Universalist shared values and principles, we seek to work for the vulnerable in areas such as housing and food security, education, and racial, reproductive, immigration, and environmental justice.

Our Mission is to coordinate acts of witness, creating a forum for social justice, study and action. We embrace service, education and advocacy through task forces, community organizing, study groups, alliance-building and more.