The UU Climate Justice Revival, "Reimagine Together: From an Extractive Age to a New Era," is sweeping the nation with collective worship, creative learning, new frameworks at the intersection of climate and justice, and the chance to weave together the threads that have always linked our deepest commitments. On September 28 and 29, Unitarian Universalists will gather to dig into the connections between social justice, racial justice, and environmental ministry. Congregations will receive training and materials to hold facilitated dialogues, dynamic worship, religious education, and advocacy, all designed to transform our congregations through climate justice.

This revival is meant to be an opportunity for congregations to collaborate towards a healthier, flourishing climate future. As such, registration for the UU Climate Justice Revival is for congregations (not individuals). Please select the congregation that will be participating from the list of congregations below.  Include the primary contact for your congregation's engagement in the Primary Contact section below. The skills learned in this revival can be channeled towards collective action in service of climate justice and collaboration across congregations to listen, learn, lovingly live into a "revived” set of principles we can all be using to realize justice locally, nationally, and globally.

If you have any questions, email Rachel Myslivy at UURevival@UUA.org.