Editing Universal Esperanto Association (section)

=== Publications ===
UEA publishes ''Esperanto'', the most important [[List of Esperanto periodicals|Esperanto periodical]]. It was started in 1905 by Paul Berthelot, three years before UEA was founded. UEA founder Hector Hodler took it over in 1907 and made it the official UEA magazine in 1908. In 1920 he left the magazine to the association. Since the 1950s it has had a paid editor-in-chief. Next to ''Esperanto'', the ''Yearbook'' (''Jarlibro de UEA'') which published for 108 years, was the oldest continuous publication of the association.

[[File:2015-08-01 Estraro-uea 100a-uk.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1|UEA board members and other distinguished UEA members at the inauguration of the 2015 congress]]

UEA publishes books and has the largest mail-order Esperanto bookstore in the world (with over 6,000 book titles, CDs and other items). It also maintains an information centre and an important [[Esperanto library]], called the [[Hector Hodler Library]]. The organisation has a network of local representatives from around the world, the ''[[Delegita Reto]]'', who are available to provide information about their geographical area or professional field.