When Temporary Protected Status is revoked, legal status, income, and family stability can disappear overnight.
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In Kyiv and Odessa, the fight for clean water, medical care, and legal recognition continues under daily air raid alerts.
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UUSC Joins the Karen-American Civic Education Trip
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The climate crisis endangers languages, traditions, and the bonds that hold communities together. Learn how our partners center advocacy with preservation.
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Creating Alternative Systems on International Justice Day
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The Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration can end TPS for Haiti. Congress can still act to protect 350,000 Haitian neighbors.
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School’s Out, but the Justice Movement is Still in Session
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The Path Toward Migration Justice
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A Month of Rainbows, Glitter, AND Collective Action
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NELD and the Future of Climate Reparations
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