Every Friday in February, we showcased Black climate justice advocates and shared resources to learn more about each of them. If you missed our previous posts, head to our profile to check out these awesome activists. These four posts obviously don't even come CLOSE to ...

UUMFE's wonderful Executive Director, the Rev. Kelly Dignan, will finish up her work with us on February 28. We have been incredibly lucky to have her leadership, her pastoral care, her education, and her authentic kindness to guide UUMFE and the UUMFE community.

From community organizing to White House ceremony - how public voices helped protect 848,000 acres of California desert. Read more:

We're excited to announce our upcoming Earth Day Worship! It will be online on April 22nd, with an option for congregations to receive written materials by March 1st. We will explore the power of listening in justice movements and how kindness can ease change. Register: lnk.bio/s/uumfe/eart...

Mní Wičóni. Water is life. Check out Week Three offerings for 30 Days of Love 2025, focusing on this sacred truth. Side With Love has shared ways to take action, something to watch, three activities for families, a body practice, journaling practice, and a creative practice.

Tell your Senators to STOP a harmful logging bill, that would make it easier to log forests on public lands 🙅🪓🌲 Info at the 🔗

"Black, Brown, Indigenous, low-income families bear the brunt of the utility industry’s overreliance on fossil fuels that fail during climate disasters, smother neighborhoods with air pollution, and expose customers to volatile and expensive bills." biologicaldiversity.org/programs/ene...

The biggest contributors to climate change (1) stem from colonialism and (2) impact communities of color the most. UCLA Law human rights scholar E. Tendayi Achiume discusses this intersection of justice for the Earth and people of the global majority in this article: law.ucla.edu/news/climate...

Saturday was the beginning of Black History Month in the US, a time to intentionally honor and recognize the Black history that often is pushed out of popular media and textbooks. Every Friday in February, we will showcase Black climate justice advocates and share resources to learn more.

Today is Inspire Your Heart With Art Day! Do you have a favorite painting, photograph, poem, or other creative piece that helps you feel more connected with climate justice work? If you use this prompt for creating artwork of your own, we would love to see it!