Janice, president of DRUUMM (Diverse and Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries) sent flowers and a letter of welcome to start off our Annual Conference.

Eun-Juong, one of the trainers for the Sticky Rice Project, leads us into the cycle of racism.

Sophia and Eun-Juong are the two main trainers for the Sticky Rice Project.

Michelle, a student from Harvard Divinity School, listens with concentration to the Sticky Rice presenters.

Participants at the Sticky Rice Project on Friday include: Hiro, Tomoharu, Victor, Catherine and Linda.

More pictures of the Sticky Rice Project participants: Victor, Catherine, Linda, Tsering and PaKou.

Even more pictures of the Sticky Rice Project participants: Catherine, Cheng Imm, Esther and Cathy, an observer from the Sticky Rice Project.

Joseph and Esther making a phone call at the Eliot/Pickett kitchen phone.

Getting their breakfast at Eliot/Pickett House are (anti-clockwise): Karen (modeling our T-shirt), Sakiko (child-care provider), Dzu, an unidentified person, Jason and Vivien (in red jacket)

Young, one of A/PIC's founding members, is charged with taking photos of the weekend. (So WHO took his picture? That's the mystery!)

Dzu from New York sits at the same table with Karen from San Francisco and Sakiko from Boston.

Vivien and Catherine enjoy breakfast together in the dinning Room of Eliot/Pickett House.

Hiro from Haverford, PA, a long-time UU, models our T-shirt with pride.

UUA President Bill Sinkford opens the Friday evening vespers with a welcome and re-affirms the UUA's commitment towards a multicultural diversed denomination.

From right to left: APIUUs from Canada Asha, Ravi and Sharmila with Kara from California attending Friday evening's vespers.