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1	Unitarious Unitarian Churches in Hungary
2	Samkoma All Things Icelandic
3	Unitarian Universalist Womens' Heritage Society
4	Harvard Square Library
5	The Religious Movements Homepage Project - UUs
6	Unitarian Universalist Historical Society
7	Famous Unitarians
8	Icelandic Unitarians
9	Canadian Unitarian CUC (Canadian Unitarian Council) Canadian Unitarian Newsletter. You can can download a .pdf copy here. You can subscribe (electronically for free or by mail for a fee) by clicking on the "Subscribe" button on this page.

Canadian UU Churches and Fellowships (5)
UU Organizations (2)
UU On-Line Community (4)
UU Information, Research, Resources (9)
UUs and Other Religions and World Views (3)
Environmental Action (1)
Social Justice (1)
Resources for LGBTTQ Youth (9)

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Susan B. Anthony was a UU

Susan B. Anthony, a Unitarian and Quaker, was extremely influential in the women's suffrage movement.

Unitarian Universalists and Quakers still share many principles, notably that they are creedless religions with a long-standing commitment to social justice. It is therefore common to see Unitarian Universalists and Quakers working together.

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