Dive into a community where social justice isn't just a buzzword—it's our mission. At First Unitarian Universalist Church of New Orleans, we work toward societal transformation and sparking a spirit of service that extends far beyond our walls.
For years, we've been weaving a tapestry of relationships, both within our vibrant congregation and the heart of the larger community. Our goal? Creating a world enriched by equity and justice.
Join a dynamic collective! Whether you're looking to contribute individually or collaborate with our dedicated Social Justice Team, there's a space for you. And don't forget to meet members of the team and others in our rich social justice network at the monthly Gillespie-Senter Memoiral Community Breakfasts.
As Unitarian Universalists (UUs), we support the transitioning of UUs toward greater action for justice for Palestinians, who have endured the violent impacts of Zionism.
Read our full statement here.
🤝 Racial Justice: Advocating for a just, equitable and inclusive world.
🌿 Climate Justice & Sustainability: Protecting our planet for future generations.
👩🦰 Women's Empowerment: Upholding women's rights and reproductive freedoms.
🌈 LGBTQIA+ Advocacy: Celebrating and defending all identities.
🌏 Immigrant Justice: Supporting the dreams and rights of newcomers.
⚖️ Anti-Racist Commitment: Continually evolving into a community that challenges biases.
Together New Orleans (TNO) is a broad-based coalition of congregations and community-based organizations in the greater New Orleans area, with the capacity to address community problems large and small. The coalition is deliberate about crossing the lines of race, religion, neighborhood, and political affiliation. We work on issues affecting families and communities, and we are a strictly non-partisan organization.
In 2025, TNO developed a "People's Platform"—a plan of action for the city's new political administration and now, TNO has put together it's "People's Transition Plan." Find the plan and learn more here.
We’re creating a network of solar-powered resilience hubs to serve neighbors during disasters and extended power outages.
We took action to end special tax deals and ensure that corporations pay their fair share to fund local public services.
We helped make it possible for residents to subscribe to cheap, renewable energy at small solar developments throughout our city.
We’re advocating for utility reform to ensure equitable access to essential services.
We’re growing and engaging a non-partisan voting block for change.
We’re advancing a strategy to have thousands of solar-charged batteries provide power when the grid gets stressed.