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Volunteer Network Conference Calls
Each month, UUSC hosts an hour-long conference call on a current topic or program. Recordings of the past calls listed below are available here for download.
May 2012: UUSC Spring Updates
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Our May call shared how UUSC merchandise and collaborations directly support our programs and mission, and announced the Annual Fund appeal.
Senior Associate of Economic Justice Ariel Jacobson
shared statistics regarding the restaurant industry and the difficulties
experienced by many tipped workers, and how UUSC's collaboration with the Restaurant Opportunities
Centers (ROC) is working to improve wages and working conditions
through our Choosing Compassionate
Consumption campaign.
Several UUSC products were
outlined as conscientious choices to make for Mothers' Day, graduation, coming
of age and other special events, and a new collaboration with Two
Degrees was discussed. We also heard
report from Shelley Moskowitz on the recent Haiti Advocacy Days in Washington,
D.C. Finally, Maxine Neil, director of
institutional advancement, outlined the upcoming Annual Fund appeal, which
begins May 15.
April 2012: Exciting Updates in UUSC Programs, and General Assembly
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Our April call announced and discussed updates with the UU College of Social Justice, UUSC’s Programs, Advocacy, and Action department, and UUSC’s plans during General Assembly. More info
Director of Programs Atema Eclai shared that UUSC has recently identified key enhanced programs through which our members can engage with our human-rights work. More information on these areas of focus will be coming soon! Brock Leach, UUSC’s vice president of mission, strategy, and innovation, explained that UUSC is collaborating with the UUA on the UU College of Social Justice, which has the mission of building the capacity of UUs to catalyze justice. The College will lead service-learning trips and justice education programs, including volunteer trips to Haiti, social-justice internships, and training for youth. Finally, Lauralyn Smith, senior associate for member development, gave an overview of UUSC’s plans for General Assembly and announced that we are accepting nominations for the annual social-justice awards. Less info
March 2012: Choose Compassionate Consumption
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Our March discussion featured a fascinating history of the fair-trade movement and its original goals, leading up to the current erosion of fair-trade standards. More info
UUSC is working with partner organization, Equal Exchange, on their Authentic Fair Trade educational campaign. There is an online statement of support for the authentic fair-trade movement, which you can sign to show your support for small farmers and the original principles of fair trade. The call also included an update on UUSC's Choose Compassionate Consumption campaign, which engages people and congregations around consumer choices and social justice. Finally, we heard about upcoming opportunities for youth. Less info
February 2012: The Human Right to Water
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Our February call focused on UUSC's partners, recent efforts, and upcoming opportunities in its work for the human right to water. More info
Rachel Dan-Harry, associate for environmental justice provided updates about UUSC’s program partners in the human right to water. Shelley Moskowitz, manager of public policy and mobilization, discussed legislative efforts and mobilization opportunities, and Lucia Santini-Field, secretary of the UUSC Board of Trustees, shared highlights of a partner visit and 'reality tour' attended by board members. We also discussed Justice Sunday resources and the "Get Together", a live interview and discussion on March 4 with Cynthia Barnett, author Blue Revolution: Unmaking America's Water Crisis (Beacon Press). Less info
December 2011: Year-End Updates and Preparing for 2012
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Our December call looked back at UUSC achievements in 2011 and forward to what’s coming in 2012. More info
This month's call featured UUSC
President and CEO Bill Schulz, with an overview of 2011 successes —
including UUSC's role in the Arab Spring, achievements in California for the
human right to water, our special appeal for Somalia and East Africa, and
volunteer trips to Haiti. Bill also announced the release of UUSC's Annual
Report for 2011 and our elevated rating with Charity Navigator. Shelley
Moskowitz and Kara Smith provided an overview of 2011 in terms of public policy
and mobilization,
highlighting successes we have had with the support of our members. Finally,
Sam Jones of the College of Social Justice announced upcoming Haiti
volunteer trips and application deadlines. Less info
November 2011: Advocacy Mobilizations, End-of-year Fundraising and Guest at Your Table Updates
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Our November call discussed several mobilization activities, outlined year-end fundraising plans and provided resource updates for Guest at Your Table. More info
Kara Smith, associate for grassroots mobilization, provided a mobilization update on Choosing Compassionate Consumption activities, and passage of several bills in California that address access to water and services in California. We also discussed Occupy movements, with UUSC’s open letter of support receiving nearly 4500 signatures, and other actions to support Occupy movements. Dan Karp provided an overview of fundraising initiatives throughout December, how they work in concert with volunteer efforts, and we reviewed updates for Guest at Your Table. Less info
October 2011: Guest at Your Table and Holiday Cards
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Our October call discussed Guest at Your Table, the holiday cards consignment program, and several mobilization and legislative updates More info
Kara Smith provided an update on several exciting
initiatives: Choosing
Compassionate Consumption, Reverse Trick-or-Treating, the human right to water legislation in
California, and action alerts
around Haiti and the Optional Protocol Against Torture (OPCAT). Eric Grignol and
Shari Yeaton explained how you can participate in our holiday cards consignment program which is a great way to choose
compassionate consumption and support UUSC while sending holiday cheer. Finally, Lauralyn Smith provided important updates
on Guest at Your Table, to help
increase enthusiasm for participants and to simplify the launch and wrap-up
processes for organizers. Changes include revisions to materials, an overview
of this year's guests
who are youth and young adult human-rights leaders, and planning tips for a successful
program. E-mail volunteerservices@uusc.org
with any questions about planning Guest at Your Table, or about any of the
items discussed during this month's call. Less info
September 2011: Ongoing Campaigns in Environmental and Economic Justice
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Our September conference call presented updates regarding UUSC's work for the human right to water and economic justice. More info
Kara Smith reported on the status of federal and California legislative efforts and shared steps UUs can take to help support these key water-justice advocacy efforts. Patricia Jones spoke about the release of the report from the United Nations independent expert on water and sanitation, following her mission to the United States last February. Ariel Jacobson shared news about improved kits for UUSC Coffee Project participants, new products, and the Fifth Annual Reverse Trick-or-Treating, a campaign to inform others about benefits of choosing fair-trade chocolate to help end child labor. These efforts are all part of a new Choose Compassionate Consumption campaign to better inform consumers to make intentional choices every day to create positive change in the world. Less info
June 2011: Overall Status of UUSC
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Our June conference call presented overall status as UUSC approaches the end of the fiscal year, thanked our volunteers for all their work, and shared details about UUSC activities during General Assembly. More info
Maxine Neil, the director of institutional advancement, commended the volunteers for helping us achieve other goals this year, noting that 13 percent of UUSC’s total budget comes directly as a result of volunteer efforts. Bill Schulz, president and CEO, added his appreciation to the volunteers and noted that we can all be proud of how the funds we raised have been used consistent with our goals. By example, Schulz shared about his recent UUSC trip to Haiti with a group of seminarians. Schulz will present the UUSC report to General Assembly during the Saturday morning plenary, which can also be viewed online if not in attendance. Less info
May 2011: Annual Fund
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Our May conference call focused on how volunteers can help us meet our Annual Fund goal to raise $580,000 by June 30. More info
UUSC's Annual Fund has the goal of raising $580,000 by the end of our fiscal year, June 30. This fund is essential to our continued human-rights work in the United States and around the world. Volunteers are key partners in this effort! For information on setting Annual Fund goals or planning a fundraising event, e-mail volunteerservices@uusc.org.
Additionally, this call featured speakers for the College of Social Justice, a new UUSC department. This department will have three main focuses: helping youth and young adults grow as social-justice leaders, developing social-justice committees at the congregational level, and continuing our successful service learning program. If you are interested in learning more about service learning opportunities, tell us about yourself! Less info
April 2011: Civil Liberties Program
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Our April conference call featured an overview of UUSC’s Civil Liberties Program and shared successful models for collaboration with volunteers and other organizations. More info
Jennifer Jewell Thomas, cochair of the Voting Rights Working Group of the Minnesota UU Social Justice Alliance (MUUSJA) shared background on how MUUSJA sets its priorities as well as how it developed support and reported research and findings by releasing Facts About Ineligible Voting and Voter Fraud in Minnesota.
Anna Bartlett, associate for UUSC's Civil Liberties Program, detailed current projects and goals in that program area. She covered UUSC's work advocating for accountability for torture, working to eradicate discrimination against Muslims and Arab Americans, protecting the rights of women in Muslim countries, and supporting and training young internet activists in the Middle East and North Africa.
Rich Killmer, executive director of the National Religious Campaign Against Torture (NRCAT) shared information on the history of NRCAT, its broad interfaith coalition, and its current goals and partnership with UUSC. Collaborative projects include advocating for ratification of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture. Less info
March 2011: Executive Staff and Strategic Plan
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Our March conference call provided reports from our executive staff, and introduced our five-year strategic plan for 2011-2015. More info
President and CEO Bill Schulz shared some of UUSC’s plans regarding collaborative endeavors with the UUA, UUSC’s policy regarding international relief efforts in Japan, and our stance on civilian protests in the Middle East. Vice President and COO Constance Kane shared how staff and board members worked together in a collaborative and iterative process to develop the strategic plan. Vice President for Mission, Strategy & Innovation Brock Leach, shared his mandate to develop thoughtful and intentional methods for assessing effectiveness and impact of UUSC’s work, and his plans to bring the College of Social Justice into fruition to create robust educational and experiential opportunities for constituents. Less info
February 2011: Water Justice Is Flowing
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Our February conference call provided updates on cutting-edge environmental justice work and how congregations can get involved with water justice this spring. More info
We were updated on socially responsible investment (SRI) and shareholder advocacy work, particularly in regards to PepsiCo. The United Nations Independent Expert on the Human Right to Water and Sanitation, Catarina De Albuquerque, will be visiting the United States later this month to look at the issues of discrimination in water and sanitation services as well as water resource management. UUSC's partner in Kenya, the SoilFarm Multi-Culture Group, (SFMG)'s Hope in Crops project planted over 100,000 trees in 2010! UUSC plans to provide resources to celebrate World Water Day (March 22) and Earth Day (April 22), which has the theme of "Sacred Waters". Less info
January 2011: One-Year Commemoration of the Earthquake in Haiti
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Our January conference call provided program updates on UUSC's work in Haiti and presented opportunities for individuals and congregations to participate in this vital work. As one of the ongoing projects in Rights in Humanitarian Crises, the Haiti Earthquake Relief project is part of the Justice Sunday 2011 focus on delivering aid with dignity. More info
The call focused on the January 12th one-year commemoration of the earthquake in Haiti and provided numerous resources for marking the observance. We also discussed legislative updates and new advocacy initiatives; got updates from UUSC staff recently returned from visits with our grassroots partners; and learned of opportunities to join a planned medical mission to Haiti, and other potential skills-oriented trips: rebuilding and reconstruction projects, agriculture programs, opportunities to teach, and programs serving Haitian youth. We discussed the Justice Sunday theme of Delivering Aid with Dignity and how the Haiti relief effort is part of that theme, and announced the Get Together, an interactive learning opportunity on March 13 to join a conference call with Haitian author Edwidge Danticat. Less info
December 2010: Humanitarian Aid with Dignity
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Our December conference call discussed effective congregational social action initiatives with UUSC, in preparation for this year’s Justice Sunday program, which will highlight UUSC’s approach to delivering aid with dignity through our work in the Rights in Humanitarian Crises focus area. More info
This call focused on a model for working with UUSC to raise awareness and financial support for social justice initiatives. The featured speaker was the chair of the social justice committee in Summit, NJ, which was the recipient of the 2010 Social Justice Congregation Award. Additional speakers also gave updates on the recent delegation to Uganda; announced the Get Together with Edwidge Danticat; announced upcoming medical mission volunteer opportunities in Haiti, and detailed resources and projects which will commemorate the one year anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti. Less info
November 2010: Holiday Fundraising and Communications
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Our November conference call discussed how UUSC is planning to contact our supporters around the holidays and how we can work with the Volunteer Network to make our collective efforts even more successful. More info
As the holidays approach, many UUSC members can expect to hear directly from us about different options for supporting us during this season of giving. At the same time, many volunteers are ramping up Guest at Your Table campaigns or UUSC membership drives. On this call, we discussed UUSC's plans for reaching out to supporters, and how they can work in conjunction with the efforts of Local Reps. We also heard about new holiday cards and some great new holiday gifts which UUSC is offering in our online store. Less info
October 2010: Guest at Your Table Questions Answered
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Our October conference call featured tips for organizing Guest at Your Table, followed by discussion with program coordinators. More info
Now is the time to start planning Guest at Your Table! The call first highlighted our focus on going green with the program; reusing most materials is good, but don't reuse envelopes since our post office box number has changed! We went over some basics for beginning to organize Guest, including the importance of reading the planning booklet online and ordering early. You can read about this year's guests online, and find inspiration in activities organized by other congregations. When it's time to wrap up the program, we have three tally sheet options: an online form, an Excel spreadsheet, and the form you fill out by hand (found at the end of the planning booklet). Also remember to fill out our program evaluation form so we can continue to improve! Finally, challenge campaigns are a way to inspire your congregation through a pool of matching donations from a few congregants. Less info
September 2010: Fair-Trade Projects with UUSC
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Our September conference call discussed ways that congregations can get involved with UUSC’s fair trade work. More info
As Halloween approaches, many UU congregations are getting ready to participate in Reverse Trick-or-Treating! This is a great group project for a congregation or individual activity for anyone who wants their children to learn about fair trade. In this initiative, trick-or-treaters hand out fair trade chocolate and information to candy givers on Halloween. There are some minor changes to the program this year, so be sure to read the instructions carefully, and contact us if you have any questions! Another way that congregations work with UUSC on fair trade is through the UUSC Coffee Project. This call features a productive discussion about what resources we should offer in the future to support this program, as well as a helpful Q&A with Ariel Jacobson of UUSC and Esther West of Equal Exchange. Less info
June 2010: Institutional Updates: Finances, Strategic Plan, and General Assembly
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Our June call discussed UUSC’s current strategic planning, financial situation, the search for a new President and CEO, and General Assembly plans. More info
Bill Schulz, UUSC’s interim President and CEO, introduced himself and his role at UUSC. He is joining UUSC part-time until a permanent President is found. UUSC has contracted with an executive search firm, Ted Ford Webb and Associates, with the goal of filling the position by January 1. UUSC is in the midst of a 5-year strategic planning process. Staff, Board members, UUSC supporters, and others have been deeply involved in this process. The Board will vote on the plan in early August, and it will be available to all soon after. UUSC will be at General Assembly, with a booth, exciting new merchandise, and several workshops. Stop by to say hello, or let us know soon if you’d like to volunteer to help out. We will also host a volunteer appreciation breakfast. Finally, thanks to all our volunteers for making this year’s Guest at Your Table program a huge success! We have raised significantly more than we had projected, and this is thanks to all your hard work. Less info
May 2010: Defending Civil Liberties
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Our May call discussed UUSC’s civil liberties work in the United States and around the world. More info
UUSC is in the midst of a strategic planning process which will shape our future civil liberties programming. The current recommendation is to focus on our work with Muslims in the United States and abroad as well as work on the issue of torture. Almost two years into the Obama administration, there still remains much to be done around civil liberties. Racial and religious profiling continues in the United States, and in the U.S. and abroad national security is used to justify civil liberties violations. The Building Bridges for Civil Liberties workshops continue to strengthen connections between UUs and Muslim and Arab Americans, building ties for mutual understanding and political advocacy work. UUSC is working with our partners in the Middle East to strengthen democratic processes, especially focusing on the rights of women. Several different UUSC-sponsored workshops in Afghanistan are teaching people about political participation and human rights, in a way that respects their cultures and relates to Afghan law and Islam. We are seeking to hold accountable those responsible for torture, and to support those who are speaking out against the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Less info
April 2010: Responding to the Earthquake in Haiti
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Our April conference call presented an overview of UUSC's work responding to the earthquake in Haiti. More info
On January 12, an earthquake devastated Haiti. UUSC and the UUA established a joint relief fund to support UUSC's response. We have partnered with Haitian peasant organizations and sent relief to address the immediate crisis. We are also developing our response to mid- and long-term needs. UUSC staff have traveled to Haiti, most recently bringing a trauma counselors and scientists who are developing alternative fuels. In the United States, we are organizing trainings for people to learn how to help Haitians living here apply for Temporary Protective Status, and subsequent clinics at which trainees assist Haitians in completing their applications. UUSC is also laying the groundwork for a future volunteer rebuild program in Haiti. We are deeply grateful for the work of our volunteers and supporters in raising funds for the work in Haiti, organizing events, and addressing the crisis in congregations. Less info
March 2010: Water Is a Human Right
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Our March conference call featured an update on environmental justice and a recap of our recent delegation to Guatemala. More info
UUSC's service learning program links supporters to human-rights work and activists through hands-on experience. UUSC staff and supporters recently traveled to Ecuador on a delegation to learn about the human right to water. In the city of Guayaquil, UUSC partner organization, Mi Cometa / Los Observatorios, is working to ensure access to safe, sufficient, affordable water for all residents. Their community organizing and work for legislative reform have made a difference — in 2008, Ecuador passed a Constitution which includes the human right to water. Less info
February 2010: Advancing Economic Justice
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Our February conference call presented an update on economic justice and this year's Justice Sunday program. More info
The global recession has created a particularly challenging situation for workers around the world. Informal workers, such as street vendors and some factory workers, have been disproportionately affected, since they lack full government recognition and often have no clear recourse when their rights are violated. Conditions are also difficult for formal workers, and now is a pivotal time to promote economic justice. Advancing economic justice is the theme of this year's UUSC Justice Sunday, which is an annual opportunity for UUs to join together on one human-rights issue, to learn, advocate, and create positive change. This year, UUSC has an exciting new event coinciding with Justice Sunday called Get Together — a nationwide conversation about economic with Steven Greenhouse, author of The Big Squeeze: Tough Times for the American Worker. Less info
January 2010: Engaging Congregations Creatively and Successfully
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Our January call featured UUSC volunteers talking about successful projects and strategies they have used. More info
UUSC Volunteer Regional Coordinator Jeff Harper, Local Representative Pat Gottschalk, and Regional Coordinator Linda McKim-Bell were the featured speakers. Jeff explained how he led several Florida congregations in a fundraiser for the Human Rights Teacher Training that UUSC organizes with partner organization Barakat. Pat Gottschalk of Minnesota is working on a Guest at Your Table matching campaign, in which several donors pledge to match donations from the rest of the congregation. Linda McKim-Bell of Oregon discussed some strategies that she has used to work with ministers in several churches. Other call participants shared what has worked well in their churches. Less info
December 2009: UUSC's Work in Uganda
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Our December call highlighted UUSC's work in Uganda, helping people to return home after years of brutal conflict. More info
Nineteen years of brutal war have left both physical and emotional scars in northern Uganda. UUSC and partner Caritas Gulu led a community dialogue to find tangible ways to help people rebuild their lives. First, people asked for traditional cleansing ceremonies to lay to rest the people who were killed in the conflict. Next, there is a need for homes to be rebuilt. UUSC funded youth groups in exchange for their labor in building homes for those who are elderly or otherwise unable to build themselves. Another need is oxen to help people plow their fields. They are sharing oxen, which helps to bring together a community torn apart by war. UUSC is raising funds to buy oxen through our special holiday Oxen Project. Finally, UUSC is working with Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers to help people develop their own technology in order to earn income, with work such as making charcoal. These projects have given hope to a people scarred by years of war. Less info
November 2009: Water Justice Is Flowing
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Our November call featured an update on UUSC’s local and international water justice work. More info
New UUSC staff member Rachel Dan-Harry was introduced on this call, and presented along with Environmental Justice Program Manager Patricia Jones. The call includes an update on the historic case, legislation and policy on the human right to water in South Africa, California, and PepsiCo — victories and disappointments. In New York, UUSC organized a briefing for the UN Independent Expert on the Human Right to Water in her first introduction to the issue in the U.S. There are several areas in which UUSC could use pro bono technical assistance, and the call included an update on a team of volunteers who are using their skills to further water justice. Less info
October 2009: Youth Rebuilding Gaza
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Our October conference call discussed UUSC's work in Gaza, which empowers youth to help lead renewal in their community. More info
In response to the crisis in Gaza and the concern of our supporters, UUSC opened the Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Fund last January. UUSC partnered with the American Friends Service Committee on an innovative program supporting youth leadership. Youth have identified particularly vulnerable families and worked with them to make small home repairs, such as fixing roofs or windows. Despite political challenges, the project was a great success. The project also trained youth to lead community trauma workshops for 300 children and for 75 mothers, helping them to cope with the on-going stress of daily life under the blockade. Less info
September 2009: Conversation with Charlie Clements
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Our September conference call featured UUSC President Charlie Clements discussing plans for the coming year and taking questions from participants. More info
Charlie Clements joined the call from California, where he and others are working to persuade Governor Schwarzenegger to sign AB1242, the Human Right to Water Act of 2009, which would guarantee everyone in California access to safe, affordable water for their basic needs. Charlie spoke about UUSC's current strategic-planning process, to be completed by May 2010, that will result in our next five-year plan. Charlie enjoyed taking the time to speak to and answer questions from our volunteers. He thanks all of you for your hard work and dedication, without which our work would not be possible. Less info
June 2009: UUSC Developing Climate Change Campaign
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Our June conference call addressed climate change and how UUSC will be shaping an increasing portion of its programmatic work around this pivotal issue. More info
Because climate change is a pressing global issue with significant human rights implications, it is imperative that UUSC become more involved in this arena. Recently, UUSC has been engaged in a process of research and discussion with the objective of producing a climate change strategy that positions UUSC to play an effective and unique role in creating just climate change policy locally, nationally, and internationally. During the call, several volunteers gave valuable input on what they already do in their congregations to address climate change and what specific roles they see UUSC playing in the future. Less info
May 2009: The Economy, Human Rights, and You
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Our May volunteer network conference call discussed how the economy has impacted UUSC, how UUSC is working to address these new challenges, and how you can help. More info
With the economy's downward turn, UUSC has had to step back and reevaluate our activities. We have made some adjustments by cutting our operating budget. At the same time, we are striving to keep our most important functions and our commitment to our partners. UUSC realizes how incredibly fortunate we are to have a network of dedicated and talented volunteers to advance our mission. Funds raised by the volunteer network make up around 16 percent of UUSC’s operating budget, so your support is truly vital to us. Less info
April 2009: Building Bridges for Civil Liberties
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Our April conference call focused on UUSC's Civil Liberties Program and its new initiative, Building Bridges for Civil Liberties. More info
Over the past eight years, Muslim and Arab Americans have faced increasing violations of their civil liberties. UUSC's Civil Liberties program works with partners to protect rights in the United States and around the world. UUSC's Building Bridges for Civil Liberties project will connect UUs with Muslim and Arab American communities to build meaningful and sustainable relationships and jointly confront these challenges. The program will begin with a series of workshops to be held in three major cities: Chicago, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. Less info
March 2009: Cyclone Nargis Crisis Response
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Our March conference call discussed UUSC's work in Myanmar, particularly in response to Cyclone Nargis, which devastated the country last May. More info
UUSC's Rights in Humanitarian Crises program works with local groups in Myanmar that were providing relief to affected communities immediately after Cyclone Nargis. UUSC members gave over $200,000 to these efforts, helping to provide needed supplies, protect orphaned and unaccompanied children, and re-establish livelihoods of survivors, particularly widows. Now, UUSC is working with Buddhist monasteries and nunneries to implement a long-term program to address the vulnerabilities of women and girls in Myanmar. Less info
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