
About
About Us:
At its core the Young Adult Revival Network is a project to rebuild the continental UU young adult community. YARN is being incubated by the First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco.
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Our Mission:
To foster and support inclusive, celebratory, Unitarian Universalist spaces that connect young adults with one another; to recognize intersectional identities and places of privilege and oppression; to create & share resources to build connections, grow community, and actively engage in anti-racist & anti-oppressive efforts around the world while living the seven principles and striving to realize the eighth.*
Our Vision:
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We believe in funding young adult ministry at local, regional and continental levels.
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We believe in holding spaces for groups centered around marginalized identities.
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We believe in creating worships & faith experiences with challenging ideas and concepts that nurture spiritual growth.
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We believe in connecting young adult communities around the world across social platforms.
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We believe in recognizing the opportunities in our lives to actively engage and participate in social justice efforts that align with our principles and values.
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We believe in providing space for resources and support to be shared for young adult lay leaders in their communities.
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We believe in recognizing digital spaces as sacred spaces because they are virtual walls of a church community.
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We believe that this work is a living process, which we can always revisit and transform.
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Who Are We?
YARN is steered by Joe Chapot and the YAC.
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Joe Chapot is the Ministerial Assistant and Young Adult Coordinator at UU San Francisco. Joe is the staff person responsible for YARN and is a founder of YARN
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The Young Adult Committee is a 11 person team that steers YARN and manages our various ministries and programs. We are currently working to transition to a new organizing structure. For more information check the Summer 2021 page.
The members of the YAC are:
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Roddy Biggs
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Emily Garrick
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Kamila Jacobs
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May Killorin
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Sam King
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Katherine Longabaugh
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Yvonne Marcoux - Co-Founder
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Sean McCaffery
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Mya Wade-Harper