Regardless of what happens on November 5, the work of supporting the displaced will remain—and we have a moral obligation to remain in solidarity.
Go to article: Compassionate Care and Community: The Work Continues
New evidence recently emerged of government corruption in Honduras; now innocent people are being killed for it.
Go to article: El legado de López: el asesinato de un activista pone de relieve la impunidad en Honduras (Parte 2)
Lloramos la pérdida de un compañero valiente y exigimos justicia por su asesinato.
Go to article: En memoria de Juan Antonio López: defensor de los derechos humanos (Parte 1)New evidence recently emerged of government corruption in Honduras; now innocent people are being killed for it.
Go to article: López’s Legacy: Activist’s Murder Highlights Honduran Impunity (Part 2)We mourn the loss of a courageous partner—and demand justice for his murder.
Go to article: In Memory of Juan Antonio López: Human Rights Defender (Part 1)
Despite racist rhetoric, immigrants contribute deeply to U.S. culture, economy.
Go to article: 3 Dangerous Myths About People in Migration in the U.S….And Why They’re False
Join UUCSJ, UUSC and partners in Brooklyn or online for an experiential justice education opportunity to deepen our understanding about empire and skilling us up for global solidarity!
Go to article: You’re Invited!: UN Multigenerational Seminar, September 21-22, 2024
Let’s talk about the fact that Haitian immigrants are helping U.S. communities—and have a right to be here.
Go to article: 3 Facts Vs. 1 Lie About Haitian Immigrants
The astronomical untaxed wealth of U.S. billionaires could be put to better use.
Go to article: What Would You Do With $8.5 Trillion?
Explore how education, spiritual practices, and collective action can help dismantle oppressive systems.
Go to article: Reimagining Borders: A Call to Action for People in Migration