Margaret Fuller Grants Program
Supporting Unitarian Universalist women
in scholarly, prophetic and innovative
exploration of religious feminisms
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| These grants support projects that explore feminist thought and action within a Unitarian Universalist religious or spiritual context.
This includes works that could be called "womanist," mujerista," "eco-feminist" or "woman-centered." We are interested in projects that can contribute to the feminist transformation of our Unitarian Universalist community and our world.
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Recent Grant Recipients
Beverly Anderson Forbes, Ed.D. — $2,300 for a three volume set of compendia of May Sarton's work that address spirituality and a vision of life for women.
Rev. Melissa Mummert — $3,000 for development "Creating a 21st Century Consciousness Raising Curriculum," a program guide and website.
Cynthia Grant Tucker, Ph.D. — a website containing study materials for her recent book, No Silent Witness: The Eliot Parsonage Women and Their Unitarian World. The site helps readers relate the history and experiences of the Eliot women to their own lives today as Unitarian Universalist women in a changing world.
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