We must call for a concrete approach to supporting the Rohingya, one that is rooted in human rights, justice, and accountability.
Go to article: “Never Again”: On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Supporting Myanmar’s Muslim Rohingya Community
The inauguration of President Joe Biden reminds us of the need to center Indigenous perspectives.
Go to article: “This Land is Your Land” Calls Us Into Reflection on Colonialism, Indigenous Sovereignty
New congressional leadership is poised as seldom before to make strides for justice—if they will seize the moment!
Go to article: An Open Letter to the 117th Congress: New Opportunities to Advance Human Rights
UUSC is calling for Trump’s impeachment and removal from office, and for a rights-centered response to the violence at the Capitol.
Go to article: Join UUSC in Calling for Impeachment: Learn More & Take Action
We’re organized and steadfast. We demand accountability and repair.
Go to article: UUSC Condemns Anti-Democratic Attack on U.S. Capitol, Incited by Trump and His Congressional Allies
2021 affords opportunities to move beyond the intersecting crises that beset us and begin to construct a more just society.
Go to article: New Year Offers New Chance to Advance Human Rights
On the UN's International Migrants Day, we must work together to vision and build a more humane world.
Go to article: From Capitalism to Cooperation: Embracing the Right to Migrate
We must follow the leadership of Pacific Islanders who are on the frontlines of the climate crisis' impacts.
Go to article: Fighting for Survival 5 Years After the Paris Agreement
UUSC Celebrates Human Rights Successes Amidst a Year of Unprecedented Challenges
Go to article: Hope from the Ashes on International Human Rights Day
A progressive action plan for “never again”
Go to article: Three Ways the World Can End Genocide and Affirm the Dignity of All