In this guest presentation, LaRae Wiley and Christopher Parkin, will share information about the Southern Interior Salish Languages, the programming at Salish School of Spokane, and the SSOS new campus … Continue reading Generative Justice: Indigenous Language Revitalization As a Means of Healing and Building Community

In challenging and overwhelming times, it can feel impossible to make a difference in the world. Ami provides a perspective on getting involved locally to change our world and build … Continue reading Reducing Homelessness: The Power of Community

More than a quarter century ago, I traveled to Janesville, Wisconsin to visit a rare White Buffalo, a mystical experience that I’ve never forgotten. Perhaps the story I’ve fashioned explaining … Continue reading Rainbow Eyes

There’s an old joke, “If you see a fork in the road, take it.” The fork represents the uncertainty of our lives; seldom entirely sure about the choices we face. … Continue reading The Inconvenient Path

The 2025 NAUA Summit will wrap up with a Sunday service beginning at 9:00 AM Pacific Time. The theme of the service is “What We Believe: Unitarian Reflections,” and will … Continue reading North American Unitarian Association (NAUA) Yearly Summit Service

In this guest presentation, the Honorable Mary Logan will discuss the use of problem-solving and harm reduction theories when attempting to navigate people out of the criminal legal system. Listen … Continue reading Therapeutic Courts:  Why a Multipronged Approach is Important

Unitarian Universalism, which has remained increasingly ill-defined since its inception in 1961, has recently and finally been defined by the illiberal extremists who have captured and now control it. In … Continue reading Why I Am Not a Unitarian Universalist

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