Sex Ed for Young(ish) Adults
September - December 2023
Join UUJAZ for Sex Ed for Young(ish) Adults facilitated by Millennials + Gen Z, for Millennials + Gen Z
Did you get sex ed in school? If you were in Arizona, chances are you did not. Some of us got a religious, fear-based education that encouraged abstinence only, some of us pieced together our own education through media and what we heard from friends, some of us had a biology-only education in school, still others got "the talk" from parents, and the lucky ones received sex ed at a UU congregation. Register here.
September - December 2023
Join UUJAZ for Sex Ed for Young(ish) Adults facilitated by Millennials + Gen Z, for Millennials + Gen Z
Did you get sex ed in school? If you were in Arizona, chances are you did not. Some of us got a religious, fear-based education that encouraged abstinence only, some of us pieced together our own education through media and what we heard from friends, some of us had a biology-only education in school, still others got "the talk" from parents, and the lucky ones received sex ed at a UU congregation. Register here.
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What legacy will you leave your beloved: your children, grandchildren, congregation, community, and/or country about how you worked to dismantle systemic racism during your lifetime? What will you bequeath to your beloved? What is your hope for their future, for Beloved Community?
Join Rev. Tina Squire and Steve Kraynak on the third Friday of each month for a justice-centered book discussion from the perspective of our Unitarian Universalist values. Here we will use reading, conversation, and writing to answer these questions for ourselves. |
Book GroUUp is free to all our monthly sustaining donors. If you wish to join but aren't a donor, you can contribute a suggested donation of $10 at uujaz.org/donate. If you aren't financially able to donate, join us anyway!
Purchasing your books from the UUA Bookstore, InSpirit, supports the work of our faith tradition. |
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UUJAZ is part of a coalition in the Phoenix Metro area to create a Civilian oversight, and increased community accountability for the Phoenix Police. The Coalition includes partners like Poder In Action, Black Phoenix Organizing Collective, Puente Human Rights Movement, Equality AZ, and more. Phoenix UUs have shown up in yellow shirts at City Council meetings, made appointments with council member Debra Stark and Mayor Kate Gallego, and sent Rev. Christine Dance and Executive Director Janine Gelsinger to speak to Council.
Speak Your Values - Contact Electeds
If you can't make the council meetings in person, you can call, email, or schedule an appointment with your city council member and/or Mayor Gallego. A sample script:
Dear ________,
My name is __________ and I live in your district at ______________(your address). I'm contacting you because I am concerned about the lack of accountability and oversight for the Phoenix PD. I'd like to add my voice in calling for a Civilian Review Board that is independent, investigative, transparent, and community-driven. ____________(add any other thoughts on why this is personal to you).
Dear ________,
My name is __________ and I live in your district at ______________(your address). I'm contacting you because I am concerned about the lack of accountability and oversight for the Phoenix PD. I'd like to add my voice in calling for a Civilian Review Board that is independent, investigative, transparent, and community-driven. ____________(add any other thoughts on why this is personal to you).
Show Up In Numbers - Public Witness
The UUJAZ Statewide Pride ToUUr
Want to join UUs throughout the state at one of our pride celebrations? Sign up to represent UUs at a pride near you, or take a weekend trip to connect with LGBTQ+ folx across Arizona. Remember how you felt when you found Unitarian Universalism, and give back by creating that welcoming space for others.
A gift, in gratitudeBecome a recurring monthly donor and receive UU swag:
Canvas tote from Lightspring Press
Chalice journal from Create Joy Gifts Stickers, pins, and magnets from: ACLU of Arizona Equality AZ Tomorrow We Vote Save Our Schools AZ Allies for Racial Equity |
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Dreamers on Feb. 26 got a breather from the Supreme Court that for months will protect them from deportation. The high court refused to rule on the Trump Administration's attempt to circumvent a legal challenge to its attempt to end the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program.
The move by the Supreme Court shields 700,000 Dreamers from immediate deportation on the arbitrary March 5 date imposed by the Trump Administration. They can continue to go to school and work in the U.S. (An estimated 1 million more young undocumented immigrants who have not registered under DACA continue to risk deportation if they are stopped by immigration authorities.)
This fight is far from over. UUJAZ sides with Dreamers because they are us. We are them.
The move by the Supreme Court shields 700,000 Dreamers from immediate deportation on the arbitrary March 5 date imposed by the Trump Administration. They can continue to go to school and work in the U.S. (An estimated 1 million more young undocumented immigrants who have not registered under DACA continue to risk deportation if they are stopped by immigration authorities.)
This fight is far from over. UUJAZ sides with Dreamers because they are us. We are them.
