Lotta Hitschmanova and USC Canada

Here’s a bio of Lotta Hitschmanova, from the USC Canada website:

https://www.usc-canada.org/about-us/our-history/dr-lotta/item/40-biography-of-dr-lotta-hitschmanova/40-biography-of-dr-lotta-hitschmanova

More Unitarian Histories of Justice and Activism

Learn about Emily Stowe – one of the first women physicians in Canada and a suffragist:

http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio.php?id_nbr=6804

And a short biography of Joseph Workman, reformer in psychiatry and founder of the First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto:

http://uudb.org/articles/josephworkman.html

Remembering a UU Historian

As we learn about our tradition of Justice and Activism – and more deeply about the history of Unitarian Universalism – Rev. Phillip Hewett took a main part in telling our story.

Rev. Phillip Hewett died last month – and shortly before his death, the Unitarian Church of Vancouver presented him with a biographical booklet, celebrating many highlights of his lives.

View the booklet here!:

http://vancouverunitarians.ca/download/Booklet-on-Phillip-Hewett.-2018.pdf