The Trump administration is trying to present us with a false trade-off between asylum and public health; in reality, protecting human rights and halting transmission go together.
Go to article: The United States Can And Must Uphold the Right to Asylum During the Pandemic
Rev. Kathleen McTigue reflects on how World Water Day takes on more significance in the age of coronavirus.
Go to article: The Water That Connects Us: Reflections for World Water Day 2020
Take action for people in detention and prisons to ensure they are safe from the COVID-19 outbreak.
Go to article: 5 Ways to Liberate People in Prison and Detention from Exposure to COVID-19
Times of crisis are when vigilant human rights protections are needed the most. Here are ways you can help guarantee respect for everyone’s rights during the pandemic.
Go to article: Protecting Human Rights During the COVID-19 Outbreak
How a coalition of UUs, allies and activists helped prevent the opening of a new migrant child detention center in Georgia.
Go to article: UUSC Values in Action: Defeating an Immigrant Detention Center in Marietta, Georgia
Celebrating women everywhere on International Women’s Day
Go to article: Building Bonds, Sharing Stories: The Ways We Make Change
Recent developments make plain the immense danger of allowing White House advisor Stephen Miller to remain in office.
Go to article: The Human Cost of One Man’s Racist Ideology: 3 Reasons Why Stephen Miller Must Leave Office
For Black History Month, we're reflecting on the work that needs to be done to undo anti-blackness in our institutions and world.
Go to article: Three Reasons Why UUs Should Care About Anti-Blackness
Congress is moving toward a vote on the NO BAN Act (H.R. 2214), which would end the Trump administration’s racist travel bans and help bring families together.
Go to article: No Ban on Love: Help Loved Ones Reunite this Valentine’s Day
The story of Haitian migrants in the wake of Hurricane Dorian.
Go to article: The Cost of Being Undocumented When Storms Strike