For too long, women were excluded from science. Rev. Dr. Carrie Knowles presents the voices and person stories of women who have entered this recently liberated realm. Rev. Dr. Carrie Knowles (she/her) describes herself as a recovering psychologist and recovering attorney, who graduated from Starr King in 2011 and was ordained to UU ministry in … Continue reading Women in Science Now This timely quote from David Orr is essential to the work that lies before us in our lives, our community, and our country. Theo Kocs-Meyers, guest musician. Bring a friend! The Rev. Ben Meyers loves living near Lake Merritt in Oakland, CA. His ministry spans 28 years: half of that time as a parish minister … Continue reading “Hope is a verb with its sleeves rolled up” Youth Spirit Artworks opened the first tiny village shelter for transitional age youth (18-25) in the United States. Through trauma informed, clinical-based practices we seek to foster healing, belonging and transition to permanent housing for participants through our housing and art programs at the shelter (Oakland) and art studio (Berkeley). Zae Illo (he/him)Zae is a … Continue reading Art Saves Young Lives Aloha is not just a word. What is it, exactly? And you don’t have to go to Hawai’i to find Aloha. We can look for and share Aloha in our everyday lives to help make our world a better place. Aloha kekahi i kekahi….love one another…..it’s a way of life! Kumu Kainani Hartnett (she/her)Kumu Kainani … Continue reading Return of the Aloha Spirit Rev. Dr. Carrie Knowles reports on the remarkable life of Fungi, that live inside and around us, and sustain us and all that we depend upon. Rev. Dr. Caroline Knowles (she/her)Rev. Dr. Carrie Knowles describes herself as a recovering psychologist and recovering attorney, who graduated from Starr King in 2011 and was ordained to UU … Continue reading What It’s Like to be a Fungus
Women in Science Now
“Hope is a verb with its sleeves rolled up”
Art Saves Young Lives
Return of the Aloha Spirit
What It’s Like to be a Fungus
