Dear UUHA Members,

Each year the Unitarian Universalist Humanist Association Board hosts the UUHA Annual Meeting. This is a vital opportunity for members to meet directly with UUHA leadership. Items on the Annual meeting agenda include, but are not limited to, elections for open UUHA Board positions, announcement of our UUHA Person of the Year, and a chance to brief members on programming and general updates.

Usually this meeting is held concurrently with the UUA's own annual meeting, General Assembly, held each June. As you might have heard, GA is no longer going to take place in Providence this year due to concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic, and will instead be an all-virtual event. With no physical space to hold our meeting, UUHA has decided to do follow suit.

The UUHA Annual Meeting will be held a next month (after GA) via the Zoom Video Conference Application. Members will be able to log in or call in from the comfort of their home and attend the meeting fully online. Specific details about the meeting -- Log-in/Call-in information, agenda items, election ballots, possible Zoom training opportunities -- will be provided in advance of the meeting; likely sometime after General Assembly.

But for now, you can mark your calendars with some important general information:

• What: The UUHA Annual Meeting
• When: Saturday, July 11, 2020 -- 4:00pm Eastern Time (3:00pm Central)
• Where: Zoom Meeting (general information here)
• Who: Intended for all members of the UUHA, but non-members interested in Humanism in a UU tradition are welcome to attend!

Again, stay tuned for more information. We will announce further details on the meeting here, on Facebook, on Twitter, and through our Email Newsletter (you can sign up at the right of our homepage).   

We are sorry we will not be able to see you this year at GA. But we are also hopeful an all-virtual meeting will result in a more accessible meeting for all UUHA members, especially for those who do not make it each year to our meetings at GA. 

We hope to see you on Zoom next month! In the mean time, watch this space for more updates, and be safe.

The Board of the Unitarian Universalist Humanist Association