Update 12/8/22: The Biden administration has now appealed Judge Sullivan's ruling, backtracking yet again on their promises to protect asylum rights. While the outcome of the litigation is not yet clear, the administration's decision increases the odds that Title 42 will remain in effect past its currently-scheduled end date.

Challenging Injustice, Advancing Human Rights

The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee advances human rights through grassroots collaborations.

Xiomara Castro’s First Year

One year after the historic election of Honduras’ first female president, there are signs of progress. But grave human rights challenges persist.

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The Climate Crisis: Imagining a Bold Path Forward
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Haiti’s Crisis Needs a Haitian-Led Solution

Advancing human rights is the result of many hands joining. Be part of the movement.

The UUSC Approach

UUSC members and our partners are making a difference around the world.

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Partner Spotlight: KICO

UUSC is the first donor to support the Kioa Island Community Organization (KICO). Since partnering with UUSC, KICO has continued building upon its existing work on the Pacific island of Kioa and throughout the region.

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The UU College of Social Justice

UUCSJ provides educational opportunities for human rights advocacy

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Get Active: Congress Can Save Asylum

Demand Congress provide asylum for thousands of people across the nation

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