NAUA Academy
The NAUA Academy provides courses to Members of the NAUA and others interested in Unitarianism, Unitarian Universalism and Liberal Religion. Academy sessions deal with the history and development of Unitarianism and Liberal Religion, as well as with issues of concern in contemporary society – all from a liberal religious perspective.
Participation in session is virtual, using Zoom. There is no charge for attending Academy sessions, though some sessions require registration. Sessions consist of a presentation followed by small group discussions.
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Archive of Recorded Academy Sessions
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6/20/2023 – Climate Action – Risk and Opportunity by Dr. Jan Dash
Read more: 6/20/2023 – Climate Action – Risk and Opportunity by Dr. Jan DashUnitarian Universalist Climate Action-Opportunity and Risk. The speaker will be Dr. Jan Dash who is the Editor of the Journal of Climate Action, Research and Policy, the Editor of the World Scientific Climate Encyclopedia and the Gabelli Fellow and Visiting Scholar at Fordham University. Review of climate change-risk and opportunity.Vision for Unitarian Universalism being a…
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5/16/2023 – What is Liberal Religion? It’s History and Values by Rev. Dr. Todd Eklof
Read more: 5/16/2023 – What is Liberal Religion? It’s History and Values by Rev. Dr. Todd EklofIn this session, Rev. Dr. Todd F. Eklof will discuss the origins and characteristics of liberalism in the Renaissance and Enlightenment periods, how liberalism manifested as Unitarianism in Eastern Europe and, later, in the United States, and why it remains essential to human progress in today’s world. Click HERE to watch the recording of the presentation portion…
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4/18/2023 – The Goal of World Community: Unitarian Universalism at the UN
Read more: 4/18/2023 – The Goal of World Community: Unitarian Universalism at the UNThe Goal of World Community: Unitarian Universalism at the United Nations by Bruce Knotts This class was led by Bruce Knotts who directed the Unitarian Universalists Office at the United Nations (UUUNO) for 15 years. Click HERE to watch the recording of the presentation portion of this session. Recent Posts Archives