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What We Do
Our mission is simple: to live our UU values out loud by building a strong network where every voice matters. We’re here to help people and congregations turn concern into action.
Advocacy
Advocacy drives change through direct action. Letter writing, postcarding, and phone calling connect people with decision-makers. These simple acts build momentum, influence policy, and strengthen democrac
Communication
Through social media and monthly newsletters, WUUSAN maintains a consistent stream of communications on the actions of our congregations and partners as well as upcoming partner events.
Education
Quarterly all-member meetings include guests from a variety of advocacy organizations to talk about their work and the issues they are facing.
Leadership
WUUSAN will develop leaders who inspire action, empower voices, guide strategy, foster collaboration, and sustain commitment to justice, equity, and systemic change with courage and accountability.
Partnership
WUUSAN partners with issue-oriented agencies who share our values and goals. Examples include:
Wisconsin Interfaith Voter Engagement Coalition
Building Unity
Rights of Nature
Collaboration
UU congregations collaborate by sharing resources, amplifying voices, and building partnerships that strengthen justice work, deepen spiritual growth, and expand collective impact within communities and beyond.
Why It Matters
Picture this: a small town congregation wants to push for fair housing but doesn’t know where to start. Alone, the challenge feels overwhelming. With WUUSAN’s network, they find resources, connect with others who’ve faced the same fight, and launch their own local campaign.
That’s the power of being part of something bigger — we lift each other up, so no one gets left behind.
Get Involved
By joining WUUSAN, you become part of a vibrant statewide movement advocating for UU values. Membership gives you access to our monthly newsletter and quarterly All Member Meetings, where you can connect, collaborate, and strengthen relationships with fellow members and justice partners. Take the first step—join today by clicking HERE.
WUUSAN thrives because of dedicated volunteers. Consider helping organize events, sharing your congregation’s priorities with our broader community, or serving as WUUSAN’s liaison within your congregation. Every contribution—no matter how small—strengthens our network and impact. Interested in volunteering? Contact Rev. Mark at rev.mark@wuusan.org to learn more about supporting UU values across Wisconsin.
Support our mission by making a personal contribution or advocating for WUUSAN to be included in your congregation’s donation program. Your financial support ensures our work continues and grows.
Stay informed about Wisconsin UU activities—read our monthly newsletter, visit the WUUSAN website, and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Blue Sky, TikTok, and Reddit. We welcome your thoughts and feedback; let us know what matters to you.
Current Events
See what is happening with WUUSAN events around Wisconsin.
Blog
Insights and Updates
Stay informed with the latest news, stories, and insights on global issues and our ongoing efforts.
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Solidarity Summit Recap
Fifty committed souls gathered in Duluth on October 3 for a collaborative Solidarity Summit hosted by Minnesota UU Social Justice Alliance (MUUSJA) and Wisconsin UU State Action Network (WUUSAN). We heard from a rural organizer from northern Minnesota and a non-partisan election organizer from Wisconsin. We spent time learning together the means of building sustainable networks to…
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YOU can save democracy Be a responsible voter
Wisconsin offers about 2 weeks of in-person absentee voting before Election Day, plus mail-in voting. Same-day registration is available at the polls with proof of residence. Bring photo ID to vote. No U.S. Senate race in Wisconsin in 2026. For specific candidates and updates, visit your state’s official election office(opens in new tab). U.S. House: All…
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Wisconsin Voting INformation
Plan to vote with love
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VOTE NO on all Wisconsin Amendments
Vote NO on all Wisconsin Constitutional Amendments. It sounds like it is helping equality but it actually harms equality efforts.
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Vote NO on the WI anti-equality amendment
State Sen. Chris Larson (D-07): “Either we accept that some groups are just going to have worse life outcomes because of their race, gender, or ethnicity, or we need to be able to take steps to study and address these disparities. This constitutional amendment will make addressing disparities significantly harder to achieve.”
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Build relationships, strengthen Capacity congregation to congregation
Have you requested more information on our Northland Solidarity Summit? Across faith traditions, we are increasingly called to respond to authoritarian violence, community harm, and democratic crisis with care, coordination, imagination, and action. This regional Solidarity Summit is designed to build relationships spanning urban and rural contexts and to strengthen our capacity for justice-centered, spiritually…
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Unitarian Universalism centers Love — and calls us to live it out through Justice, Equity, Transformation, Pluralism, Interdependence, and Generosity.
Unitarian Universalists Values Graphic showing Love at the center
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Be part of the power of Love
Put your love into action by joining us as a volunteer.
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Get out the vote postcards available to congregations and organizations siding with LOVE
Vote on issues by centering LOVE as the value that guides us. “What would LOVE do here?” should be the guiding question you take to the polls.