When this madness ends – and I must have faith that it will – our nation will have the opportunity to reimagine how we want to live together. Communities, once formed for the purpose of survival, now play an important role in how we identify ourselves. The current model is being torn down as we […]
A Sacred Call to Remember: Juneteenth Through a Lens of Faith In this powerful and reflective talk, invites audiences into a deeper understanding of Juneteenth—not just as a historical milestone, but as a sacred call to truth, justice, and collective responsibility. Designed especially for faith communities seeking to engage with honesty and compassion, this conversation […]
Tracey Robertson is no stranger to UUFDC, but this time, she’s bringing a conversation that is deeply personal. Tracey’s long- awaited second book, Growing Up Stained, is a powerful memoir that lays bare her journey through childhood trauma, survival, and ultimately, healing. Raised on Chicago’s South Side, Tracey experienced emotional and sexual abuse before she even […]
A Reflection on Juneteenth with Tracey Robertson Tracey Robertson is the CEO of QUAD DEI Consultants and a respected equity coach, consultant, and social justice advocate. In May 2025, she joined Growing Resiliency as its Executive Director, a grassroots nonprofit based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, dedicated to empowering children through high-impact tutoring that fosters both literacy […]
In 2021, Representative Sheila Jackson Lee introduced the bill H.R.40 to the House of Representatives. H.R.40 is a commission to study and develop reparation proposals for African Americans. The Unitarian Universalist Church community is invited to join in conversation facilitated by speaker and friend of the UU, Tracey Robertson, CEO of QUAD DEI Consultants to consider […]
“God Cares About Racial Reconciliation. You should too!” with Tracey Robertson In 2 Corinthians 5:19 the Apostle Paul writes that God has given us “the ministry of reconciliation.” In an increasingly racially-divided world, what does that mean to faith communities around the globe today? What’s the Church’s responsibility to racial reconciliation? Acclaimed Anti-racist Educator and Speaker, Tracey Robertson […]
Tracey Robertson is the nationally-recognized Cofounder and Executive Director of Fit Oshkosh, Inc., a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote social transformation through Color-Brave conversations, education, advocacy, and research in order to achieve race equity and justice within our community. Her service in faith communities includes assisting with two start-up churches, singing on praise […]
The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said that 11 o’clock on Sunday morning is one of the most segregated hours in America. The nation is diversifying, but our faith communities aren’t. Join us for an interactive service that asks us all to consider what an intentionally-inclusive church looks like and why it’s the work […]