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The Youth Office has five different email lists that you can join that offer discussion on a variety of topics relating to youth including: social justice, advising, leadership committees, and junior high issues, as well as a standard, all-encompassing list. All are open, non-overwhelming, and easy to join. Join today!! TO SUBSCRIBE: Use the EASY ONLINE FORM at www.uua.org/lists or send an email message to Listproc@uua.org, leaving the subject line blank. The text of the message should be: subscribe For example: subscribe YRUU-L Abbey Tennis YRUU-L: YRUU-L is your all-encompassing, all-YRUU all-the-time list-serve. The discussion ranges from cool things those youth groups do to problems that arise at district conferences to announcements about continental events and leadership and social action opportunities. It provides a way for youth, youth group advisors, religious educators, ministers, and parents to share resources, compare programs, find support, get ideas, and create connections. YRUUSJ: The Social Justice email list is for those wanting to discuss issues around social justice, social action, or anything of interest to activists out there. YRUUSJ is a good place to share experiences in social action and ask others for advice regarding projects or ideas that you are trying to get off the ground. Discussion ranges from announcements about social justice internships and opportunities around the continent to debate about specific social justice issues that subscribers are involved in. This list also functions as a large continental social justice network so YRUUers can act fast when time-sensitive justice issues come up. ADVISOR-L: The Advisor-L mailing list is for communication among YRUU Advisors. It provides a way for advisors to share resources, solve problems and give support to each other. Subscribers are encouraged to post announcements and share and request information about YRUU youth group advising and adult involvement with youth programming. YRUU-YAC: This list-serve is a forum for youth and adults who are members of local and district Youth Adult Committees, Steering Committees, DYSCs or DYCs. Subscribers discuss problems and successes of their committees as well as use each other as references for different types and structures of youth groups and districts. YRUUJRHI: This list was created for junior high/middle school aged youth, advisors who work with junior youth, transitional age representatives, and outreach and bridging coordinators for large youth groups and districts. Discussion covers topics such as bridging from jr. to sr. high youth groups, how to run jr. youth conferences, coming of age programs and the difference between jr. and sr. high youth programming. Visit www.uua.org/lists for a description of all UUA lists |
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