The UJP web site is an online community. Use it to learn about, and participate in, he peace and justice movement in the Greater Boston area.
To get started, let's take a tour of the site.
At the top, the pulldown menu leads people to pages which describe each UJP campaign and member group, and explain how to get involved.
In the upper left is a constantly changing gallery of photos showing UJP in action. Click on any of the photos for a larger view.
At the left, the navigation menu allows you to post content to the site, after you create a username and log in. You can also browse forums, blogs and news, set up your profile (be sure to post a picture of yourself), and look over the list of members who have joined the site.
Farther down on the left is a reading list of articles and What's New, which lists the latest articles posted on the site.
In the center is the article you are reading. The small blue links near the top of it are the categories; each article is tagged with one or more UJP campaigns and sometimes with a Greater Boston community. Click on these to see more articles about that topic.
On the right, the calendar lists upcoming events. Click on the month name for a larger view which can be filtered by category, or on the title of an item under Upcoming Events for details.
Below the calendar is a poll in which UJP members give their opinion on an upcoming decision.
The small orange square at the bottom of the page is an RSS feed which, if you use an RSS reader, gives you the latest posts from this as well as other sites in one place. If you don't have an RSS reader, try Bloglines or Google Reader.
