Reimagining Borders: A Call to Action for People in Migration
Explore how education, spiritual practices, and collective action can help dismantle oppressive systems.
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Anniversary Marks Seven Years Since Rohingya Genocide Began
Marking a dark milestone, the international community continues to seek justice and support for the Rohingya people as Myanmar's military junta persists in its campaign of ethnic and religious persecution.
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UUCSJ: Living Abolition in New Orleans
A new UU College of Social Justice program allows participants to experience the struggle for collective liberation not only as a vision, but as a practice.
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From El Salvador to Indiana With Love
Midwest UU congregation lives into a beautiful partnership with a Salvadoran church, welcomes families in migration.
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A Christmas Connection: Chalice House Brings Warmth, Joy to Small Family
The Chicago area hosted a heartfelt reunion late in 2023.
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Record Heat and Harsh Policies: The Deadly Reality for Migrants at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Extreme temperatures and restrictive immigration measures are turning the U.S.-Mexico border into one of the world's deadliest migration routes.
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Marching Orders for Hate
Trump’s RNC rhetoric, the new GOP platform, and “Project 2025” combine to paint a dire portrait of the trajectory of American politics.
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Partner Spotlight: ERIC/Radio Progreso
Honduran radio station protects and supports the rights and health of Hondurans.
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Ferguson: A Decade of Justice Deferred
Ten years after a police murder that shook the nation, Michael Brown’s family is still fighting for justice.
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Sudan’s “Nafeer:” Mobilizing Resources for the Survival and Self-Determination of the Sudanese People
UUSC provides emergency support for Sudanese local mutual aid networks.
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