Links
Cakes for the Queen of Heaven
Blog where you can find out more about the Cakes curriculum, comment on articles posted by Cakes groups, and find tips for facilitators and facilitator training!
UU Women's Connection
UU Women's Connection (formerly CMwD-UUWF) provides grants and hosts two retreats a year, in Spring (June) and Fall (November). Women's Connection has collaborated with W&R on the Cakes Train the Trainer project.
UU Women's Federation
UU Women's Federation is a circle of liberal religious women and men working to advance justice for women through advocacy and education. See their website for information on funding programs.
UU Women's Heritage Society
The Unitarian Universalist Women's Heritage Society was founded in 1988 (as the Women's History Publication Project) by one woman with a vision and a small group of supportive colleagues with funding from the Unitarian Universalist Association and private donations. The Society seeks to recover and preserve the stories of UU women's lives so that future generations can be inspired by their wisdom and courage, celebrating the valuable gifts we have received from our Universalist and Unitarian foremothers.
Notable UU Women
A Project in Reclaiming Our Heritage, by Jone Johnson Lewis
Unitarian Universalist Association
Blog where you can find out more about the Cakes curriculum, comment on articles posted by Cakes groups, and find tips for facilitators and facilitator training!
UU Women's Connection
UU Women's Connection (formerly CMwD-UUWF) provides grants and hosts two retreats a year, in Spring (June) and Fall (November). Women's Connection has collaborated with W&R on the Cakes Train the Trainer project.
UU Women's Federation
UU Women's Federation is a circle of liberal religious women and men working to advance justice for women through advocacy and education. See their website for information on funding programs.
UU Women's Heritage Society
The Unitarian Universalist Women's Heritage Society was founded in 1988 (as the Women's History Publication Project) by one woman with a vision and a small group of supportive colleagues with funding from the Unitarian Universalist Association and private donations. The Society seeks to recover and preserve the stories of UU women's lives so that future generations can be inspired by their wisdom and courage, celebrating the valuable gifts we have received from our Universalist and Unitarian foremothers.
Notable UU Women
A Project in Reclaiming Our Heritage, by Jone Johnson Lewis
Unitarian Universalist Association
