We will be there to support these communities, lift up their voices, follow their leadership, and join their calls for justice and accountability.
Go to article: UUSC Responds to Category 4 Hurricane Ida, Commits to Supporting Most Impacted
UUSC’s President Rev. Mary Katherine Morn condemns the return of a program to force asylum-seekers to wait in dangerous conditions.
Go to article: SCOTUS Decision to Bring Back “Remain in Mexico” is a “Devastating Setback”
The Myanmar government must be held accountable—and Secretary Blinken can make it happen.
Go to article: 4 Years After Atrocities Against Rohingya, It’s Time for the U.S. to Call It Genocide
Resources to show solidarity with people displaced by the Afghanistan conflict
Go to article: 5 Ways to Take Action for Afghan Refugees
The human rights of Haitians must be supported by the international community
Go to article: Haiti Disasters Highlight Need for Intersectional Solidarity and Justice
UUSC’s President and CEO calls on the Biden administration to protect the lives of Afghan civilians threatened by the Taliban.
Go to article: U.S. Has Historic Responsibility to Evacuate and Welcome Afghan Refugees
The recent earthquake in Haiti highlights the need for more resources for communities facing injustice
Go to article: UUSC Statement on 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake That Struck Haiti on Saturday, August 14
Prior to the UN’s Climate Change Conference (COP26), the Summit highlighted the need for action on the most pressing issues of our time.
Go to article: Less Talk, More Action: 5 Takeaways from the Pacific Climate Justice Summit
Lifting up the stories of global Indigenous communities in partnership with Cultural Survival
Go to article: Honor the Wisdom of Indigenous Peoples to Solve the Climate Crisis