Useful links for Post-GA

Hello friends! I think I'm nearly recovered from GA now, so I am beginning to communicate with the rest of the world again.

Did you see these useful links related to General Assembly?
If you attended GA, give your feedback to the GA Planning Committee with this on-line survey (click the links underlined in blue throughout this message and this entire blog).

To check out audio recordings of programs available for purchase as MP3 playable files or on CDs, go to the "GA Learning Center" and click on the "Educational Content" tab. This is pretty cool, though requiring a few more clicks than I'd prefer. GA 2009 is there, too. You can purchase individual sessions or get the complete conference audio package.

Print and photo reporting, as well as on-demand video, transcripts, and workshop handouts are all available on UUA.org. See the breadth of on-line coverage, blog links, etc., at the GA live summary page.  You can even hear Sen. Al Franken, who stopped by for an unscheduled visit and shared a heartfelt personal story that's worth listening to, or hearing again.

Business transacted in plenary sessions, including Social Justice Statements and Annual Reports to the General Assembly, can be found here. This includes the adopted Statement of Conscience on "Creating Peace." There's a link to the current Congregational Study/Action Issue on "Ethical Eating," too (or go there directly by clicking here). You'll find background and resources to help your congregation investigate Food and Environmental Justice through 2012.