The Burmese military’s brutality created the conditions for preventable deaths and the disproportionate impacts of Cyclone Mocha.
Go to article: Burma Military Complicit in Cyclone Mocha’s Death TollA series on UUSC’s partners in Eastern Europe.
Go to article: Eyes on Eastern Europe: Foundation Towards DialogueA series on UUSC’s partners in Eastern Europe.
Go to article: Eyes on Eastern Europe: Mudita
Lifting up a shelter providing life-saving support and resources for people in migration.
Go to article: Socio Destacado: Casa TochanA series on UUSC’s partners in Eastern Europe.
Go to article: Eyes on Eastern Europe: Nomada
A Tennessee UU congregation welcomes the radical action of a state representative passionate about gun control.
Go to article: UU Principles in Action: Advocating Gun Control From a Place of Conscience
A series on UUSC’s partners in Eastern Europe.
Go to article: Eyes on Eastern Europe: RegenerAction
People in migration still face challenges as they attempt to migrate to the United States.
Go to article: End of Title 42 Signals Continued Work for Fair Immigration in the US
The COP27 Loss and Damage Fund must learn from past initiatives and prioritize supporting migration decisions, long-term assistance, and community-specific needs for successful climate action.
Go to article: Three Key Lessons COP27’s Loss And Damage Fund Must Implement To Create Global Climate Justice
UU minister Rev. Tony Fisher narrates his experience with Florida’s Build a New World March
Go to article: UU Perspective: Allyship With Those Fighting for a Fair Future in the Food Industry