UUA, DRUUMM sign memorandum of understanding at GA

UUA, DRUUMM sign memorandum of understanding at GA

Five-year agreement signed at 2019 General Assembly in Spokane.

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At GA 2019, UUA and DRUUMM leaders sign a five-year memorandum of understanding, reviewable in 2024.

From left: Incoming DRUUMM President Sana Saeed, outgoing DRUUMM President the Rev. Ranwa Hammamy, UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray, and UUA Executive Vice President Carey McDonald. (© 2019 Nancy Pierce/UUA)

© 2019 Nancy Pierce/UUA

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At GA, UUA and DRUUMM leaders signed a five-year memorandum of understanding, reviewable in 2024. The UUA for the first time commits to explicit financial, administrative, and resource support to DRUUMM, while DRUUMM commits to creating spaces for UU people of color to worship, connect, and support one another. “Our financial, administrative, and relational commitment to druumm is an affirmation of our shared mission to create a fully inclusive Unitarian Universalism where people of color can thrive,” said UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray.

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