A statewide faith-rooted advocacy network of Unitarian Universalist congregations and members in Virginia that organizes civic engagement and legislative advocacy to advance public policies grounded in UU principles of dignity, equity, and justice.
Typically advocates on racial and economic justice, LGBTQ+ equality and transgender rights, reproductive justice, climate and environmental policy, voting rights and democratic participation, immigrant and refugee rights, criminal justice reform, and access to health care and social services.
Primarily supported by member congregational contributions and individual donations, supplemented by grants from Unitarian Universalist organizations and private foundations or philanthropic partners.
Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), Coalition of Unitarian Universalist State Action Networks (CUUSAN), Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice (UUSJ), local UU congregations across Virginia, and partner advocacy groups such as Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy and Equality Virginia.
Non-profit faith-based state advocacy network / coalition of congregations
