The Situation in Haiti
Claire Deroche received this email from Cassandra Ryan of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC in answer to her query about...
Claire Deroche
Social Justice Coordinator
Claire Deroche is Social Justice Coordinator for the UU Congregation at Shelter Rock (UUCSR) in Manhasset, NY, a position she has held since 2007. As Social Justice Coordinator she provides support to congregational social justice initiatives and collaborates with local faith communities and grassroots organizations in order to involve UUCSR in the concerns of the wider community. Before taking the position at UUCSR, Claire worked as a teacher, religious education professional, and volunteer director at Catholic parishes and non-profits in Maine, Bolivia, and New York. Claire has a BA in English from St. Joseph’s College in North Windham, ME and an MA in Biblical Studies form Providence College.
Join Reclaim Our Vote
Reclaim Our Vote (ROV) is a project of the not for profit, nonpartisan organization, Center for Common Ground (CCG) based in Virginia. ROV...
UUCSR Announces $325,000 in Grants to Address Refugee Crisis on Long Island
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock (UUCSR), Manhasset, is pleased to announce disbursement of grants to three...
Volunteer Opportunity at the Roosevelt Community Garden
Are you looking for a hands-on opportunity to be of service? Are you wondering how UUCSR will enact the Eighth Principle? This might be the...
Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism
We enter this new season (from March through May) in the Sankofa cycle by reflecting on what it means to come back to wonder. What does it...
Join a Screening of a New Important Film about Rosa Parks, Followed by Discussion with Director, Yoruba Richen
On Saturday March 11th at 4pm, join the UUCSR Social Justice Committee and Veatch Program for a special screening of a new film about Rosa...
Who are the refugees among us?
At the heart of each of the major world religions and ingrained in the teaching of many of the “minor” traditions, there is an...