Forum
Bruce Neuburger: Lay Coordinator, Forum Planning Group
Email: uuforum@uusf.org
Phone: 415-235-6918
FORUM PURPOSE STATEMENT
The forum brings together Unitarian Universalists of San Francisco and fellow citizens together to gain a deeper understanding of the issues of our time and to hear powerful presentations that both inform and inspire. We welcome you to join us for food, fellowship, and conversation every Sunday morning at 9:30 AM in the Martin Luther King room at UUSF.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Anyone who respects and supports the goals of social justice and education illustrated by our Unitarian Universalist Principles.
MEETING DATES
Presently most communication is done by e-mail with occasional scheduled meetings.
FORUM UPDATE
Sunday Forum Calendar
Upcoming Forums
February 23 – A Tribute to Paul Robeson, Voice of the people
For African-American History Month Sunday Forum will pay tribute to singer, actor, activist Paul Robeson. Harriet and Alex Bagwell will sing songs from Robeson's repertoire with songs featured Alex Bagwell’s film: “Paul Robeson: A Tribute To An Artist”. Following will be an interview with Lloyd Brown who will introduce the resolution to Restore The Legacy of Paul Robeson. Thanks to Gray Panthers.
March 1 - SANCTUARY RISING with Director Theo Rigsby
Watch a sneak preview of director Theo Rigby’s new film, "Sanctuary Rising". Participate in a Q&A feedback session and panel conversation with the director and others doing Sanctuary work. Support the Sanctuary Rising project as it nears completion.
March 8 - The 1619 Project
Slavery – A terrible blemish on an otherwise democratic country or the defining contradiction of U.S. society? Join the reading and discussion of sections of this New York Times magazine special edition.
CLOSE THE CAMPS!
Our UUSF Sunday FORUM on September 15 presentation featured Professor Bill Hing, Professor of Law and Migration Studies at the University of San Francisco.
He spoke about his recent visit to the Texas Border Center where he worked as part of a legal team to inspect the Clint facility, and interviewed the children and attendants there, which he will describe.
He also explained the legal aspects of these facilities and the current laws affecting immigration practices. His talk was very informative and the audience was very appreciative of his presentation. (click on the video below to watch)
