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Partnership Model
Throughout the United States and around the world, UUSC develops partnerships with organized, effective, and transparently run grassroots organizations of people who courageously confront and challenge oppression and inequality.
Reciprocity lies at the heart of UUSC’s partnership model. While we provide assistance to our partners, their experience and expertise, in turn, enrich UUSC, enhancing our ability to advocate for goals we share in common.
We help our grassroots partners grow by providing small grants and technical support. Through ongoing dialogue and field visits, UUSC fosters an exchange of information that flows along multiple paths. Among partner organizations, this exchange can transform movement-building and campaigning, as groups working on similar issues realize their common aims and join together in common cause. Within UUSC and for our members and supporters, this exchange deepens our understanding of the challenges faced by our partners, equipping us to advocate more effectively in venues partner groups cannot readily access.
UUSC is dedicated to forging strategic alliances with and among our partners, and to sharing the learning that is generated by efforts to achieve social change.
Presented here is a list of UUSC’s current partners.
Rights in Humanitarian Crises
ActionAid Sri Lanka
Sri LankaActionAid USA
USAAmerican Civil Liberities Union of Mississippi
United States (Mississippi)Grassroots Human Rights Education and Development
ThailandKakamega Grassroots Response
KenyaMississippi Interfaith Disaster Task Force
MississippiNew Orleans Workers' Center for Racial Justice
United States (Louisiana)One Torch
United States (Louisiana)Papaye Peasant Movement (MPP)
HaitiPlatform of Community Organizations of the Port-au-Prince Metropolitan Zone (COZPAM)
HaitiRegional Coordination of Southeast Organizations (CROSE)
HaitiSewalanka Foundation
Sri LankaSiyath Foundation
Sri LankaSt. Thomas Community Health Center
United States (Louisiana)The Lambi Fund of Haiti
HaitiThe Lower Ninth Ward Neighborhood Empowerment Network Association (NENA)
LouisianaWe Women Against Violence
Sri Lanka
Civil Liberties
Afghan Center
AfghanistanAfghan Women Judges Association
AfghanistanAppeal for Redress
United StatesAsuda
IraqBarakat
Afghanistan and United StatesEarthRights International
Myanmar (formerly known as Burma)Hands Across the Mideast Support Alliance (HAMSA)
United StatesHumanitarian Assistance for Women and Children of Afghanistan
AfghanistanMaya Achi Association for the Integral Development of Victims of Violence
GuatemalaMilitary Families Speak Out (MFSO)
United StatesMuslim Advocates
United StatesNational Religious Campaign Against Torture (NRCAT)
United StatesSoldiers of Conscience
United StatesTorture Abolition Survivors Support Coalition (TASSC)
United StatesVeterans for Peace
United StatesWin Without War Coalition
United States
Environmental Justice
Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN)
PhilippinesAssociation of Indigenous Peoples of the Americas of Sipakapa
GuatemalaCenter for Human Rights and Environment (CEDHA)
ArgentinaCoalition Against Water Privatization in South Africa (CAWP)
South AfricaCoalition de Organizaciones Mexicanas por el Derecho al Aqua (COMDA)
MexicoComisión Pastoral Paz y Ecología (COPAE)
GuatemalaEl Movemiento Mi Cometa
EcuadorEnvironmental Defender Law Center (EDLC)
United StatesFederation of Neighborhood Organizations in the City of El Alto/La Paz, Bolivia (FEJUVE)
BoliviaFederation of Unions of Water Workers of Peru (FENTAP)
PeruHabitat International Coalition (HIC-AL)
MexicoLa Red VIDA
BoliviaMassachusetts Global Action
United StatesNational Coalition against the Privatization of Water (Ghana-CAP)
GhanaSoilFarm Multi-Culture Group
KenyaTanzania Gender Networking Program (TGNP)
Tanzania
Returning Home after War in Northern Uganda
Caritas Pader
Uganda
Economic Justice
Center for the Promotion and Defense of Human and Labor Rights (CEPRODEHL)
MexicoEcological Farmers from the Sierra Madre of Chiapas (CESMACH)
MexicoGlobal Labor Strategies (GLS)
United StatesKenya National Alliance of Street Vendors and Informal Traders (KENASVIT)
KenyaLet Justice Roll
United StatesMPOWER (Mississippi Poultry Workers for Equality and Respect)
United StatesNorthwest Arkansas Workers' Justice Center
United StatesRock Women Group
KenyaSouthern Alternatives Agricultural Cooperative (SAAC)
Georgia, United StatesSTITCH
Guatemala







