- Conference participants usually like the opportunity to buy and sell such items as books, jewelry, buttons, bumper stickers, and various art objects. A sales bazaar is usually a popular place between programs.
- The conference facilitator needs to know whether the sponsoring organization has a policy limiting sales to items made by the participants, or, at least, to sales by participants.
- The conference facilitator needs also to confirm any policies on charges to vendors: flat fees for use of space or percentage of profits donated for specific purposes (such as scholarships for future events).
- Registration forms should include a check-off box for vendors and name of person to contact about fees and space availability.
Continental UUW&R Herstory
- 25 Years of Transforming the Ministry
- 40th Anniversary of the UU Women and Religion Resolution
- A UUWR Herstory
- Book of Remembrances - Rosemary Matson
- Coming Home Like Rivers to the Sea
- Continental UUW&R Story on Video
- From My Scrapbook
- Lucile’s Red Notebook, curated by Liz Fisher
- Past Events
- Rosemary's Memoirs
- The Fourth Wise Man (complete text)
- UU W&R Resolution booklet 1979
- UUWF and UUWR: The Differences (1989)
District Archive Documents
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