Topics might include questions about, or submissions to, MaleCall, the quarterly newsletter from the UUMeN, and the UUMeN Sermon Contest or Service Award, correspondence directed to members of the UUMeN or messages directed to members of the UUMeN Steering Council, et cetera. The UUMeN was organized primarily to serve the needs, interests and causes of Unitarian Universalist men. We are a supportive membership organization, open to individuals and groups. Men are encouraged to join, be they single or partnered. The UUMeN actively recruits men of different theological and political views, races, backgrounds, sexual orientations, ages, and lifestyles.
Women are also welcome.
Access to InterConnections is available directly off the front page of the site, and features articles and helpful short pieces on running more efficient board meetings, using new religious education and diversity resources, new UUA listservs, and much more. It was so great to talk with others who are as passionate as I am about these 2 great influences in my life, and the lives of many others. It's good to see white communities begin to name and take responsibility for actions which have hurt people of color in their midst. There is information about nuclear testing, news and info about Abolition 2000 activities in 1998, an online petition if you wish to support this effort, a sample City or Municipality resolution, and a Summation of the draft model Nuclear Weapons Convention, among other items. The Nation's web site on nuclear weapons includes interviews with Robert McNamara, Mikhail Gorbachev, George Lee Butler, and Joseph Rotblat, as well as a bulletin board and links to other active groups.