First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh

Rooted in our powerful religious history of both just action and faithful dissent, Unitarian Universalists today stake our faith tradition on the urgent call to act for liberation in this country, including through civil disobedience, noncompliance and direct actions of protest when needed. This commitment is essential to sustain the integrity of our UU religious values of justice, equity, and interdependence; to protect our Constitutional rights and freedoms; and to honor the pluralism of a democratic society. Learn how to join the resistance.