Social Justice

San Diego County Unitarian Universalist Network

“We stand on the side of love”
—Rev. Dr. Beth Johnson (Palomar UU Fellowship)

San Diego LGBT Pride Parade, 2009

Immigration Reform Rally Feb 2010

San Diego County Unitarian Universalists who care about Social Justice.

Morgana Mlodoch
Chalice UU Congregation, Escondido.

Early years. Chicago.

Education. Western Illinois University with high honors and a B.S. in Psychology.

Career. Because I had not come to terms with my transgender nature, I lived on the fringes for the next 20 years or so, driving a taxi and reading widely, mostly non-fiction: History, Science, Philosophy and Comparative Religion. I eventually got into Printing, and presently work in marketing for a manufacturer of custom retail boxes.

Impact. I attribute my passion for Social Justice to my experiences growing up transgender in the 60’s. I suffered a lot of abuse. But as I see it, the only moral response to suffering—my own or that of another—is compassion.

Passion. Although I support a variety of Social Justice causes, my dearest cause is transgender children.

Email: morgana_mlodoch@yahoo.com

“ I invite you to move out of your comfort zone and get involved at whatever level works for you or better yet, at whatever level challenges you.”

—Anne Larocca
UU Fellowship of San Dieguito

Nathan Clark
First UU Church of San Diego, Hillcrest.

Education. Brown University, Sc.B.; M.I.T., Ph.D.

Career. Oceanographic Research (San Diego); San Diego County Non-Profit Social Service Agencies (Fund Development, Executive Director, Program Director).

Impact. Organized rundown home painting projects by Brown University groups in Providence, R.I.

Dinner guests. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, Margaret Fuller.

Passion. Frail elderly.

Email: uunathan@cox.net