Unitarian Universalist FaithAction NJ

Recognizing and Responding to Microaggressions
2023-10-31 09:30 - 11:30 (America/New_York) | Online
Recently there has been much discussion about microaggressions, the subtle acts of exclusion that many people routinely experience. This interactive, virtual training will explore the ways that implicit bias – including microaggressions – manifest in our lives and impact our relationships with others. Through case studies and discussion, participants will deepen their understanding of implicit bias, learn how to identify microaggressions, and investigate strategies for responding effectively to microaggressions that they experience and commit. Participants will also learn about the NJ Law Against Discrimination and how microaggressions can contribute to a hostile work or school environment.
Register for October 31 from 9:30am-11:30am

DCR Anti-Discrimination Trainings
The New Jersey Division on Civil Rights (DCR) offers trainings aimed at preventing and addressing discrimination through its Education and Training Unit. These interactive sessions educate participants about their rights and responsibilities under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination, the New Jersey Family Leave Act, the Fair Chance in Housing Act as well as raise awareness about current anti-bias issues.
All trainings are currently being offered for FREE to the public.

"No One Walks Alone" A documentary about clinic escorts in NJ.
2023-11-02 19:00 | Zoom

Immigration Justice Task Force monthly call
2023-11-02 20:00 - 21:00 | Zoom
Join our monthly Immigration Justice Task Force call, where we share updates, strategize and organize to promote immigration justice in our state.
For the Zoom login information and/or to be added to our task force mailing list, contact Chair Ted Fetter (immigration@uufaithaction.org) or Administrator Meera Rao (admin@uufaithaction.org).

First Friday Action Hour
2023-11-03 12:00 - 13:00, 2023-12-01 12:00 - 13:00 | Zoom
First Friday Action Hour — The 1st Friday of every month!
Join us at 12 noon, on Zoom, to TAKE ACTION together!
bit.ly/1st-fridays
At our 2023 Fall Issues Conference, we officially announced the launch of a new initiative for UU FaithAction NJ—First Fridays Action Hour! Our Action Hour is inspired by and modeled after the successful program of our sibling state action network, UU Justice North Carolina.
Here’s how it will work: UU FaithAction NJ will host a one-hour Zoom meeting on the First Friday of every month, at 12 noon. During that time, we take action together, in real-time! For those who cannot join us at 12pm on Friday, we will provide a Google Doc with all necessary instructions.
An action could be almost anything, like making a phone call to key legislators to express your support for a bill. In that example, we’d briefly outline the talking points, provide you with a sample script and then the phone number of the legislators to call. And you’d make the call right there—in real time. Or, maybe the action is writing a letter to the editor about a justice issue. Again, we’d provide the key talking points, some sample language and the contact information and during that zoom meeting, we’d collectively write our letters. Another possibility for an action is that we invite a key coalition partner to guide us in taking an action. The possibilities are almost limitless.
You don’t have to prepare. You don’t have to commit to coming to every single First Friday. This is not a committee, nor a commitment—it is a come-as-you-are-able opportunity!
Can’t join us on a particular Friday, or maybe noon is just never gonna work for your schedule? No problem! The Google Doc will have all the information you need so that you can take the action at a time convenient for you. Not only that— we hope you will share the action with your congregation or community, and our one little pebble can start to produce ripples.

Join us at Action Hour!
Topic: First Friday Action Hour
Every month on the First Friday, 12 PM
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Youth Retro Con
2023-11-04 09:00 - 2023-11-05 09:00 | UU Shelter Rock, 48 Shelter Rock Rd, Manhasset, 11030, United States
Retro Con will be held from November 4th, 2023 through November 5th, 2023, at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock and is themed around the late 1900s! There will be activities, games, fun, and decor themed around the 60s to the 90s. Come to the Con excited and ready to express your retro spirit!
Retro Con is a single overnight event that includes all high schoolers from UU congregations in the Metro New York area. The activities at the Con will include discussion-based programming, sports, art, and general fun and silliness. Cons are run by the youth and for the youth with adult supervision, but the youth are the central focus in decision-making, planning, and leading.
The registration forms for youth and their adults are live here:
Youth Registration Form: https://forms.gle/1uBXcf5LFN3QkLda7
Adult Registration Form: https://forms.gle/BAMSBRWLkjb4vpVg9
Confirmation emails will be sent once you submit your registration with additional forms that you need to fill out in order to attend.
Reach out to Jamie jwalowitz@uucsr.org with any questions.

Resources for UU Leaders Engaging on Israel and Palestine
2023-11-06 20:00 | https://secure.everyaction.com/AeLxTzmTAUWZe_-HCnlPkA2?emci=e3caf3c4-2c78-ee11-b004-00224832eb73&emdi=809e7550-2e78-ee11-b004-00224832eb73&ceid=23620107
Why We Cannot Turn Away: Resources for UU Leaders
Engaging on Israel and Palestine
Webinar
Monday, November 6 at 5pm PT / 8pm ET

Join us for this session for religious professionals, where we will invite multiple expert voices to help us deepen our understanding in truth and possibility.

Sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Association and hosted by Muslim and Jewish UU professionals, this session will feature guest appearances by experts who will share about the history of the region, how our world arrived at the current moment, some history about UU engagement with these issues, and what we as people of faith might do in response to it. In this time of collective fear and grief, let us form a community willing to learn, struggle, and heal together.

This event is geared toward anyone who serves as a UU religious professional or in a lay leadership capacity in their congregation.

This session will be recorded and made available as a resource for congregations after the live event, and you may register even if you are unable to attend live.
We will also be introducing a template for congregational conversations to be used by religious professionals in their settings; all who register for this event will receive a zoom link to the live event as well as follow up communications including the video recording and congregational conversation template.

Ask Governor Murphy
2023-11-08 19:00 - 20:00 | WNYC
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy spends an hour answering our questions and yours about what’s going on in the Garden State.
The discussion is hosted by WNYC Senior Reporter Nancy Solomon, in cooperation with partner stations WBGO and WHYY — and with you.
Tell us what you’d like us to Ask Gov. Murphy by using this Google form, or tweet during the show using #AskGovMurphy. And you can call (844) 745-TALK — that’s (844) 745-8255 — during the show to join us live on air.
Listen live on WNYC.org or on the radio on WNYC and New Jersey Public Radio.
Ask Governor Murphy airs the second Wednesday of most months at 7 p.m., dependent on schedule availability. Upcoming installments are scheduled for Oct. 11, Nov. 8 and Dec. 13, 2023 (watch this space for updates and adjustments).
wnyc.org/shows/ask-governor-murphy

UPLIFT Trans/Nonbinary+ Pastoral Care Small Group
2023-11-10 20:00 - 21:00, 2023-12-08 20:00 - 21:00
What is pastoral care, exactly? Pastoral care is support with navigating life—big and small things, joys and hardships and all those mixed together. It’s not therapy, but a way for us to be in community together, supporting each other. This is a space to share the hard stuff and to hold the hard stuff that others are navigating in their lives. To read more about pastoral care and find some resources to locate pastoral care, check out this post by UU Youth Ministry.
During our time together, our lead chaplain/facilitators will share opening and closing words, and in between, there is time for everyone to share what’s on their heards, and receive what others are sharing about their own lives. It’s a supportive, judgment-free place to connect with other trans/nonbinary+ people.
Registration
Join our pastoral care community–register here!
This year, the pastoral space is for adults only. If you’re a child or a youth and you’d like to have a space to talk about the hard stuff, let us know by registering for the pastoral space and putting a note in the comments. When we have enough children and youth registered, we’ll plan for opening additional spaces for different ages. And stay tuned for additional opportunities for children and youth to connect—we’re working on this!
Accessibility Information
Closed captioning will be available, and any common chat content will also be spoken aloud. Please be mindful of processing and communication access, and speak one at a time. Meeting will not be recorded, and participation, as well as what is shared, will be confidential. There is no requirement to appear on video or to otherwise maintain “conventional” appearances. Any additional accessibility needs? Let us know by emailing lgbtq@uua.org or aballou@uua.org! We’ll do our best to ensure you can fully access the space.
Who is this space for?
This is a closed event specifically for trans/nonbinary+ people. Anyone who is trans, nonbinary, metagender, multigender, genderfluid, agender, demigender, genderqueer, and otherwise not wholly or entirely cis is welcome to attend.
You do not have to be UU to attend, as long as you are comfortable with this space having a UU flavor/focus.
This pastoral small group is for ages 18 and older. Note: anyone who is a legal adult but is enrolled in high school and/or their congregation’s youth group is asked to attend the youth space.

For more information contact lgbtq@uua.org.

Show Up for LGBTQ+ Students in Old Bridge Twp.
2023-11-14 18:00 - 20:30 | Old Bridge High School, 4209 Country Rd. 516, Matawan, NJ
WHEN
Tuesday, November 14th
Policy Meeting (open to public) – 6 PM
Old Bridge Board of Ed. Meeting (open to public) – 7:30 PM
WHERE
Policy Meeting
Old Bridge High School – Cafeteria
4209 Country Rd. 516, Matawan, NJ
Old Bridge Board of Ed. Meeting
Old Bridge High School – in the TV Studio
4209 Country Rd. 516, Matawan, NJ

The Policy Committee meeting (open to public) is to discuss NJ policy 5756. A vote to rescind the policy or not will be made.
** Public comments at both meetings are strongly encouraged. **

You are welcome to use our Policy 5756 statement for reference in your remarks.
Check the district website for updates, agendas, minutes, etc.
Follow @saygaynj on Instagram for updates.

UUFANJ Board Meeting
2023-11-14 19:30 - 21:30 | Zoom
Members/supporters of UU FaithAction NJ are welcome to attend our monthly all-volunteer Board meetings. To access online meetings (all meetings from March 2020 onward will be conducted online) via the Zoom conferencing platform, please contact Board President Mia Morse, at mia.morse19@gmail.com, and request the Zoom login code. You must give at least 48 hours notice to request the code to allow our volunteer board members enough time to reply.
In the event you do not hear back with 48 hours notice, please contact Executive Director Charles Loflin, at execdir@uufaithaction.org or at (908) 376-6535.
As per our bylaws, the board leadership reserves the right to call an executive session of the board to discuss matters not appropriate for a more public conversation.

Environmental Justice Task Force monthly call
2023-11-15 15:00 - 17:00 | Zoom
Monthly Environmental Justice Task Force meeting to discuss current issues, updates and strategies

Would you like to join in the conversation, find out what’s going on *now* in New Jersey around environmental justice? Then join our statewide call held the 1st Thursday of every month at 12 noon sharp. All are invited.
For more info and to join the call, contact Environmental Justice Task Force co-chairs, Peggy Middaugh and Ray Nichols (environment@uufaithaction.org), or administrator Emily Parker (admin@uufaithaction.org).
Call hosted by Environmental Justice Task Force co-chairs, Peggy Middaugh (UU Congregation of Ocean County) and Ray Nichols (UU in Princeton Congregation).

Reimagining Safety - Documentary Film Screening
2023-11-17 14:00 - 17:00 | Greater Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church, 42 Pennington Rd, Trenton, 08609, United States
Free screening and panel discussion of a documentary film in which experts illustrate problems with policing, while providing practical and humane solutions.
No registration necessary
reimaginingsafetymovie.com
This documentary is starting a national dialogue of the greatest importance to safety for all, offering examples of impactful solutions already happening in the US and Canada.

Trenton, NJ
11/18
2PM – 5PM
Greater Mt Zion AME Church
42 Pennington Ave
Trenton, NJ 08609

Hosted by: Trenton Anti-Violence Coalition, Salvation & Social Justice, Our Revolution Trenton/Mercer

UUCM Fun-Raiser
2023-11-18 18:00 | UU Congregation at Montclair, 67 Church Street, Montclair, New Jersey
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

What Is “The Reel Bash”?
This is a major “fun-raiser” for our congregation, where participation, contribution and engagement are welcome and encouraged. The Reel Bash, is a movie-themed event being held on Saturday, November 18, 2023, with something for everyone: live music, a live auction and lots of opportunities (services, goods, events, experiences) to be raffled off during the course of the evening.
Please note – Childcare will not be available at UUCM for this event. However, our planning team will distribute a list of trusted providers for families who need this service for the night.
Luck of the Draw 6:00 – 9:00 PM
The event starts at 6PM in the Narthex – where members can pick up their pre-purchased raffle tickets and browse the prize displays in the Sanctuary thereafter, (see “how to purchase tickets” below).
Participants can enter their tickets to win multiple prizes in various categories – for a period of 3 hours until 9:00 PM that night. If, during your browsing experience – you ‘d like to purchase additional tickets, these will be available for purchase in the Narthex at full price. As you browse, you’ll have an opportunity to reconnect with friends and listen to live music played by our talented UUCM musicians.
Live Auction: 9:15 – 9:45 PM
Our live auction this year will feature two very coveted prizes: a “Custom Sermon” written by each of our Co-Ministers, and “Select Your Own Worship Song” which can be added to a scheduled sermon throughout the congregational year. This portion of the fundraiser will be held at Fletcher Hall, and desserts / drinks will be served at that time.
Live Drawing of Raffle Winners: 10:00 – 11:00 PM
Winners of physical raffle prizes (and single-winner services) will be drawn shortly after the live auction at Fletcher Hall. Winners announced during this segment are encouraged to take their winnings that evening, or will have the option to pick it up the following day after the service.
Winners of “group” prizes (such as parties, events or experiences) will be published via email before the end of that week (so, by Thanksgiving – all winners should know what they’ve won).
How do I purchase my raffle tickets today?

Participation tickets can be purchased at a discount at Connection Café each Sunday for $$Cash, Personal Check or REALM payment (Credit Card). If members would like to purchase their tickets online directly, they can do so here as well: Purchase ONLINE here.
Full priced tickets will be available for purchase in-person at the fundraiser, on November 18, 2023.

How do I volunteer? Click here to see the volunteer opportunities available.
How do I make a donation to The Reel Bash raffle? To donate goods, services, experiences or getaway opportunities – please complete the donation form here.

Rally For Real Clean Energy!
2023-11-20 10:00 - 14:00 | NJ State House Annex, 125 W State St NJ 08608, Trenton, NJ, 08608, United States
WHEN: Monday, November 20, 2023•10:00 AM
WHERE: Statehouse Annex Courtyard•137 W. State St, Trenton, NJ 08608 US
RSVP: https://actionnetwork.org/events/nj-needs-100-truly-clean-energy-by-2035/
In response to the deepening climate emergency and our growing calls for action, new legislation in New Jersey (S2978/A4658) has been introduced with the stated goal of achieving 100% clean electricity by 2035. This bill can be a huge step forward in our fight against climate change and environmental injustice. However, the fossil fuel industry and its allies are hard at work, waging a massive lobbying and misinformation campaign for expensive new subsidies in the bill for more dirty energy development. With this legislation expected to be prioritized shortly after election day, we need our elected officials to hear from us loud and clear.
RSVP to join EmpowerNJ at our state capitol on 11/20 for a BIG rally and lobby day for 100% truly clean energy by 2035!
Whether you join us for the 1 hour rally (exact rally time will be shared with all RSVP’s) or you join us for both the rally and lobbying (lobbying times and details will also be shared with all RSVP’s) we need you with us for this critical and timely day of action! We’ll be organizing car and train pools to Trenton from locations across the state. RSVP today and we’ll share transportation options near you as they’re organized.
Dirty energy technologies like trash incineration, burning/non fuel-cell hydrogen, carbon capture, and mis-named RNG have no place in a 100% clean electricity future. They would perpetuate the use of fossil fuels while further polluting our air and increasing ratepayer costs at a time when energy bills are already very high. New Jersey needs legislation that adheres to our State’s climate and environmental justice policies, and delivers the clean energy future we urgently need.
Join us on 11/20 in Trenton as we launch our campaign for a strong clean energy bill with a rally and lobby day!

Transgender Day of Remembrance
2023-11-20 19:00 | Shomrei Emunah, 67 Park Street, Montclair, United States

Criminal Justice Reform Monthly Conference Call
2023-11-20 19:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
Join us on the third Monday of the month from 7–8 PM for our UU statewide Criminal Justice Reform call, where we strategize around issues like racial justice, mass incarceration, prison conditions and more.
For the Zoom or phone dial-up information to join the call, and/or to get on the email list for upcoming meetings and events, please contact admin@uufaithaction.org.

Show Up for LGBTQ+ Students in Manchester Twp.
2023-11-21 18:30 - 20:30
Ocean County – Manchester township discussed policy 5756 (the Transgender Student Guidance Policy) at the last meeting, and a voted is expected at the next public meeting.
Manchester Middle School
2759 Ridgeway Rd
Manchester, NJ 08759
We need supporters, allies, teachers and students to show up and speak up on why this policy is important for the safety of not only transgender students but all students.
You are welcome to use our Policy 5756 statement for reference in your remarks.

Check the district website for updates, agendas, minutes, etc.
Follow @saygaynj on Instagram for updates.

Reparations Task Force Monthly Call
2023-11-21 19:00 - 20:30 | Zoom
The Reparations Task Force convenes monthly, for Unitarian Universalists to strategize around advancing reparations for New Jersey. Newcomers are warmly welcome!
Read and sign the petition.
For more info and to join the call, contact Task Force Chairs Rohn Hein (reparations@uufaithaction.org) or administrator Emily Parker (admin@uufaithaction.org).

Reproductive Justice Task Force Monthly Call
2023-11-27 19:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
The monthly conference call to update and strategize around reproductive justice and rights in New Jersey. Join us monthly on the fourth Monday, 7-8 PM.
For Zoom invitation and agenda, please email reprojustice@uufaithaction.org attn. Carol Loscalzo, Task Force Chair.
Carol A. Loscalzo (The Unitarian Society of Ridgewood) is Task Force Chair. For more information on reproductive justice, please email reprojustice@uufaithaction.org attn. Carol Loscalzo.
For general inquiries about our Task Forces, email admin@uufaithaction.org.

Identity and Misconceptions of Native Americans in Our Culture
2023-11-27 19:00 - 21:00 | Online
Free on Zoom
Mon, Nov 27 @ 7PMPerceptions of Native Americans are often shaped by sports mascots, advertisements and characters on TV and in the movies — think of Pocahontas, Tonto from the Lone Ranger and the animated warriors who appeared in Hanna-Barbera cartoons. These misrepresentations are harmful and ignore the diversity of indigenous people and their rich cultures and heritages.In honor of Native American Heritage Month, this month’s Standing in Solidarity program is about Native American identity and how best to preserve and share that identity. Our PSEG True Diversity Film Series selection is Reel Injun, a documentary about the depictions of Native Americans in Hollywood films.
How to participate:

Register here.
Watch Reel Injun for free at home.
Join us for a virtual conversation on Mon, Nov 27, at 7PM.

Our panel will be moderated by Tasia Martinez, a Dine’ woman and Equity Success Coordinator for the Grants Cibola County school district in Grants, New Mexico.
Our panelists include:
William Chimborazo, Kichwa member and Director and Co-Founder of the ISA Sumak Kawsay Foundation
Trinity Norwood, citizen of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation in South Jersey and writer and advocate for indigenous peoples
Ty Wolf, Wolf Clan member of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation of New Jersey, coordinator of tribe’s annual powwow, advocate and artist

rsvp now

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Potential Savings from the IRA
2023-11-28 19:00

UPLIFT Trans/Non-Binary Gathering
2023-11-28 20:00 - 21:00 | Zoom
UPLIFT
Monthly Trans/Non-Binary Gathering Space
Join the UPLIFT monthly gatherings for trans, nonbinary, and other not-entirely-or-at-all-cis UUs. Join us to connect with other trans/nonbinary+ UUs and co-create support and community across our faith. All you need to bring is yourself (and other trans/nonbinary friends, if you’d like)!
These gatherings focus on getting to know each other and on sharing our collective dreams, ideas, and talents for this space. Expansive definitions of trans, nonbinary, and UU all apply. Non-UUs are welcome if they are OK with being in a UU-focused community. If you are interested in this space, and you aren’t (entirely or at all) cisgender, it’s a space for you.
Register to Attend

NOTE: This space is intentionally multi-generational. It is open to and welcoming of trans/nonbinary elders as well as children, youth, and young adults. Standard UUA online safety measures apply to ensure all people under 18 are able to attend. We’re glad to have you here!
Accessibility Notes: Closed captioning will be available, and any common chat content will also be spoken aloud. Please be mindful of processing and communication access, and speak one at a time. Meeting will not be recorded, and participation, as well as what is shared, will be confidential. There is no requirement to appear on video or to otherwise maintain “conventional” appearances. Any additional accessibility needs? Let us know by emailing lgbtq@uua.org or aballou@uua.org! We’ll do our best to ensure you can fully access the space.

To Register as a Child/Youth: Children 13 or younger: please bring with you a parent/guardian, or a trusted adult who is approved by your parent/guardian (it is OK if that parent/guardian/other adult is not trans/nonbinary). Please have your parent/guardian send an email to aballou@uua.org to let us know who will be coming with you.
Youth (ages 14+ up to bridging out of high-school-age Youth Group): please fill out (and have parents/guardians sign) the permission form on the UUA webpage for youth drop-in spaces.
If you’d like to chat directly about this event, please contact Adrian Ballou at aballou@uua.org.

For more information contact lgbtq@uua.org.
Register to Attend

Lobby Day & Rally in Trenton - No Tax Cuts for Ultra Wealthy Corporations!
2023-11-30 09:00 - 14:30 | NJ State House, 125 West State Street, Trenton, 08625
Join New Jersey Citizen Action and partners at the State House on November 30th for a rally and lobbying event. Tell NJ lawmakers: “Don’t leave us holding the bag!” We will be scheduling meetings with legislators, so constituents can tell them why our districts can’t afford a tax cut for the wealthiest corporations.
Schedule

9:00 – 9:30 Welcome and lobbying training at the statehouse cafe
9:30 – 11:15 Morning hallway lobbying
11:30 -12:30 Rally on the Annex steps
12:30 – 2:30 Afternoon hallway lobbying

When
November 30, 2023 at 9:00am – 2:30pm
Where
New Jersey Statehouse
125 West State Street
Trenton, NJ 08608
United States
RSVP https://www.njcitizenaction.org/lobby_day_and_rally_in_trenton_no_tax_cuts_for_ultra_wealthy_corporations

Murray Grove Fundraiser
2023-12-02 15:00 | Murray Grove Retreat and Renewal Center, 431 US Highway 9 at Church Lane, Lanoka Harbor,, NJ, NJ 08734-0246, United States
If you have questions or would like more information, please don’t hesitate to contact us at murraygrove@murraygrove.org or (609) 693-5558.
Register here: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/TS5s5FwgioqaQ3tHsTlK2g

Reparations Council Meeting: Segregation in New Jersey Committee
2023-12-04 18:30 - 20:00 | Zoom
Support NJISJ Reparations Council!
The New Jersey Institute for Social Justice (NJISJ) earlier this year–in response to the lack of movement by state legislators on the bill to create a Reparations Task Force to study and recommend legislation in NJ–founded a Reparations Council. The New Jersey Reparations Council is actively doing the work that a statewide Reparations Task Force would be charged to do. The Council is composed of nine committees and each committee will present on their focus area in nine public sessions.
The second public session will be December 4, 2023 at 6:30pm on Zoom. This session focuses on segregation in New Jersey.
We encourage all UUs to register to attend the public session (which will also provide access to a recording of the session for later viewing).
Register at https://bit.ly/NJRCSession2. Commentary (optional) is limited to three minutes and should be related to segregation in New Jersey.
You can also watch at: https://youtube.com/@dosocialjustice

People United for Justice Rally in Trenton
2023-12-07 10:00 - 14:00 | NJ State House Annex, 125 W State St NJ 08608, Trenton, NJ, 08608, United States

Immigration Justice Task Force monthly call
2023-12-07 20:00 - 21:00 | Zoom
Join our monthly Immigration Justice Task Force call, where we share updates, strategize and organize to promote immigration justice in our state.
For the Zoom login information and/or to be added to our task force mailing list, contact Chair Marty Rothfelder (immigration@uufaithaction.org) or Administrator Meera Rao (admin@uufaithaction.org).

16th Annual Human Rights Conference - Freedom, Justice and Equality for All
2023-12-08 09:00 - 12:00 | Kean University, 1000 Morris Ave, Union, NJ, United States
