Trump’s lawless attacks on people in migration are cruel, but not nearly as effective as he claims—communities are already finding ways to defend our rights.
Go to article: The Truth About Trump’s So-Called “Mass Deportations”
The Banaban people’s UN advocacy demands global solidarity to confront systemic injustice and displacement.
Go to article: UUSC Amplifies Banaban Voices at the UN
As we prepare for the start of a second Trump administration, it’s time to meet the people the incoming president has selected to head the government.
Go to article: “Guess the Extremist”: The Trump Administration Quiz Show
Elon Musk’s problematic—and troubling—management of the X platform requires a judicious approach to UUSC’s social media strategy.
Go to article: X: Strategically Evolving to Meet the Needs of Our Partners
Thousands of Nicaraguan families face deportation to danger—unless the President acts.
Go to article: Biden Has 60 Days to Protect Immigrant Communities
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
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?
Trump’s RNC rhetoric, the new GOP platform, and “Project 2025” combine to paint a dire portrait of the trajectory of American politics.
Go to article: Marching Orders for Hate
At CSW68, UUSC highlighted the urgent need to address the interconnected challenges of climate change, gender equality, and migration.
Go to article: Commission on the Status of Women – CSW68
UUSC and its partners attended COP late last year to speak truth to power when it comes to the climate crisis.
Go to article: Understanding the Impacts of COP on Impacted Communities