Welcome to the UU Action Network, California - the legislative advocacy arm (501 (c) 4) of the Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry, CA www.uulmca.org.

UULM Action Network, CA and our UULM Action Network, CA PAC coordinate grassroots advocacy in support of legislation and ballot measures that:

• uphold the worth and dignity of every person
• further justice, equity, and compassion in human relations
• ensure use of the democratic process
• protect religious freedom
• promote respect for the interdependent web of all existence

Current Actions

Marriage Equality
Climate Change

Vow to Vote No on the Marriage Ban

Learn how you and your congregation can stand on the side of love, and stand up for the constitution. Vow to Vote No.

Unitarian Universalists have been marrying same-sex couples in religious ceremonies for over four decades. At long last, committed same-sex couples are finally able to get legally married in California. No longer are the religious views of some being used to deny others the fundamental freedom to marry.

Unfortunately, anti-gay organizations qualified a measure for the November ballot that would amend the CA constitution to limit marriage to a man and woman, thereby banning marriage between same-sex couples.

This cannot happen in California. We must stand on the side of love, and stand up for our constitution.

Click here to learn how you can help.

Encourage Congressional Support for Effective and Just Climate Change Legislation.

Support Congressmen Waxman, Markey, and Inslee’s “Dear Colleague” letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi supporting effective and justice principles as a foundation for climate change legislation.

Call your US Representative and urge them to support the four basic principals for effective and just climate change legislation:

"The principles recognize four key goals for global warming legislation:

1. Reduce emissions to avoid dangerous global warming;
2. Transition America to a clean energy economy;
3. Recognize and minimize any economic impacts from global warming legislation; and
4. Aid communities and ecosystems vulnerable to harm
   from global warming. "

More information

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