Working for justice is a lifelong commitment, and it calls us to learn, connect, and take action together rooted in care and grounded by values. In this time of crisis and urgency, how can Unitarian Universalists and people of conscience show up for justice and organize with clarity, resilience, and courage? We’re joined by the Rev. Terri Burnor, acting executive director of the Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance (MUUSJA), for an interactive program in this critical moment when we need to come together.
Rev. Terri (she/her) has been involved with MUUSJA in various consulting and volunteer capacities since 2017. She is an ordained UU minister, community organizer, and professional communicator who inspires people to reflect, act, and lead grounded by their faith, spiritual practices, conscience, and values. Terri delights in making connections and discovering the creative spark that moves individuals and communities to grow and live differently. Terri also serves as minister for the St. Croix Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in St. Croix Falls, Wisc. She is a life-long Minnesotan who grew up outside of Duluth. She lives in St. Paul with her spouse and two dogs. Email: revterri@muusja.org
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