Who We Are

For more information about Unitarian Universalism and how those with related beliefs or educational programs can use this site, click here.

Introduction
Our Mission
The REC-Room Team
What you can do

A volunteer team of Unitarian Universalist (UU) religious educators first met in the fall of 1997 to develop a place on the internet where UU curriculum materials can be contributed, accessed and reviewed. With the help of grants from the Unitarian Universalist Sunday School Society and the Fund for Unitarian Universalists (see acknowledgements), we have been able to develop the site that you see at present. REC-Room is a grassroots effort and not a department of the UUA.

Our goal is to collect and organize feedback from religious educators on curricula they have used with a:

* Forum to share uncopyrighted materials

* Summary of UU & UU-related curriculum materials

* Place for users to give suggestions, comments, improvements

Our Mission is:

To bring together Unitarian Universalist religious educators (MREs, DREs, and teachers) from around the world and make their combined knowledge and experience universally available via modern electronic means. To help local and district religious educators:

   (1) select curricular resources that meet the needs of their religious education programs;
   (2) adapt those resources to best maximize the free and responsible search for truth and meaning among Unitarian Universalist children, youth, and adults; and
   (3) improve existing curricula and develop new curricular materials.

The REC-Room Team was a group of volunteers who wished to help with the decision-making for this web site, which includes but is not limited to site design, content, management, and fundraising - see the list of those who helped. You can communicate with the current manager of this site at rec-room at rec-room.org (replace the "at" with "@" & use the subject "REC-Room" to prevent spam and help assure that your message is not mistaken for spam).

Click here for ways that you can help.