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Social Justice Issues

The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) works on a number of social justice issues at any given time. These issues are determined by the statements passed by Unitarian Universalists through our social witness process.

The social justice issues upon which we work can be divided into six general issue areas, listed below. Those issues in emphasized text have our highest priority.

Bisexual Gay Lesbian Transgender Equality

Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Employment Non-Discrimination
Hate Crimes
Marriage Equality

Civil Rights and Religious Liberty

Civil Liberties
Disability Rights
Election Reform and Voting Rights
Religion and State

Economic and Racial Justice

Criminal Justice Reform
Gulf Coast
Immigration
Living Wage
Native American Justice
Truth and Reconciliation

Environmental Justice

Global Warming/Climate Change
Green Jobs
Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
Right to Water

Health and Family Justice

Comprehensive Sex Education
Healthcare
Reproductive Health and Choice
Violence Against Women

International Peace and Human Rights

Darfur, Sudan
Global HIV-AIDS
Iran Diplomacy
Iraq
Torture
Conscientious Objection

For more information contact socialjustice @ uua.org.

Last updated on Thursday, October 8, 2009.

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