January 17, 2017 is a National Day of Racial Healing
We hope we’ll all take the time on Jan 17 to share what we’re doing to heal the racial pain in this country. If you’re in…
Regional Chalice Lighter call supports the Pledge to End Racism
We’re thrilled to announce that the first regional Chalice Lighters call in the Unitarian Universalist Association Southern Region is to support extending the Pledge to End…
Living the Pledge workshop announced for Feb 4 and 18, 2017
The next Living the Pledge workshop is scheduled for February 4 (9:00 am to 4:00 pm) and February 18, 2017 (9:00 am to 4:00 pm) and…
The Birmingham Pledge and the Richmond Pledge meet
In November 2016, several Living the Pledge facilitators and organizers went on the Living Legacy Pilgrimage, a week-long civil rights journey through Mississippi and Alabama….
Beyond Richmond
As it developed over the years, the Birmingham Pledge did not limit itself to Birmingham. The founders dreamed that it would become an international movement to address…
Three reasons to take the Living the Pledge workshop even if you’re already an anti-racist
Some people who sign the Richmond Pledge are already active anti-racists who regularly explore the role of racism in their own life, help others understand…
Have you heard about the workshop?
At a moving service on December 7, 2014, which proclaimed that Black Lives Matter, First UU of Richmond began a movement. One hundred ninety-two (192)…
The Richmond Pledge
As part of its response to issues brought to light in 2014 of the inequity of treatment of African Americans by the criminal justice system,…
Help to end racism one person at a time!
The Birmingham Pledge is a grassroots effort, developed in Birmingham, Alabama, to recognize the worth of every individual, by making a personal, daily commitment to…