We are providing critical support to our partners on the ground in Burma and Bangladesh in the face of crimes against humanity.
Donate now.UUSC advances human rights through grassroots collaboration. In more than a dozen countries throughout the world, UUSC fosters social justice and works toward a world free from oppression. Our innovative approach and measurable impact — in promoting economic justice, bolstering environmental justice, and protecting rights at risk — are grounded in the belief that all people have inherent power, dignity, and rights.
The Department of Homeland Security is taking new steps to monitor and criminalize immigrant communities: they’re pro-actively gathering and recording social media information of all immigrants to the United States – including new immigrants, permanent residents, and naturalized citizens.
We have until Wednesday to submit public comments on this far-reaching regulation and need to speak out right away. Immigrants have the same rights to free speech and privacy as everyone else. Join UUSC to take action.
Increasing temperatures and variable precipitation are intensifying natural disasters, melting glaciers, rising sea levels, intensifying droughts and causing widespread flooding disproportionately impact marginalized populations by multiplying their risks, widening inequalities, and threatening their basic human rights and dignities.
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UUSC’s Economic Justice Program develops strategic partnerships and networks, builds movements, and influences local, statewide, and national policy on workers’ rights.
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In extreme situations of natural disaster, armed conflict, genocide, forced migration, and systematic injustice, the Rights at Risk Program strategically addresses the needs of the most vulnerable by providing aid and pursuing structural change.
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This attack emphasizes the urgency of allowing the safe travel and resettlement of Somali refugees and immigrants at a time when the White House is targeting Somali travelers with increased scrutiny, deportation, and outright bans.
By supporting cooperatives like UUSC partners Equal Exchange and Fundación Entre Mujeres you can put your faith and values to action during Fair Trade Month and everyday!
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UUSC strongly condemns these proposed policies and opposes any attempt to use Dreamers as political “bargaining chips” to further the administration’s xenophobic and racist agenda.
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