GA 2012
GA 2012 is located in Phoenix AZ at the Phoenix Conference Center, June 20-24.
The General Assembly conference for 2012 will be held in Phoenix AZ June 20-24, at the Phoenix Conference Center. Conference rates are available at the Hyatt Regency Phoenix and the Marriott Renaissance, just one and three blocks from the Conference Center. Programs and the Exhibition Hall start on Wednesday afternoon and continue through Sunday.
Housing reservations can be made through the UUA. GA information and reservations are available on the UUA web site:
Humanist Presentation
Rev. Bill Murry, "Economic Justice: A Moral Imperative for UU Humanists"
10:45 am, Friday, June 22, Room 120 BC in the Phoenix Convention Center
HUUmanists Association Annual Meeting and Reception
The HUUmanists annual meeting will be at about 9:00 pm Friday evening, June 22 at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel.
The agenda will include presentations by National Secular Coalition of America Executive Director Edwina Rogers, and Arizona SCA Executive Director Serah Blaine. There will also be a short business meeting.
Join us for conversation and refreshments! After a short business meeting there will be presentations on important economic justice issues by representatives of local groups, including the Secular Coalition for Arizona, an update on forthcoming publications, and a progress report on our archives project.
Please email us if you are planning to come: huuweb@snet.net or "Contact" on this site.
HUUmanists Booth in Exhibition Hall
Our booth in the exhibition hall will be organized around the theme of economic justice, and we will share it with several local social justice groups, including the Secular Coalition for Arizona. A special issue of our journal, Religious Humanism, dedicated to the GA theme will be available at the booth, along with other publications and membership opportunities. It will be open each day of the conference.
What else will you find at the HUUmanists GA Booth? Books and literature and buttons on the GA themes - immigration, economic justice and inclusion, a guide to pro-labor organizing in congregations and other worker-justice issues, up-to-date Occupy materials, Bill Murry's latest book (see description under Publications/Books), and some of the best conversation in the Exhibit Hall. Stop by and chat!
Call to Action
Bring a banned book to Arizona - participate in the Justice GA by committing an act of gentle defiance by smUUggling in one of the Tuscon School Districts banned ethnic studies books. Email Roger Brewin to offer your help: rabrewin@aol.com
