For generations, Black farmers in the United States have faced harsh treatment from the federal government. Now’s the time for change.
Go to article: “The Last Plantation:” Black Farmers Persist in Demanding Fair Treatment
UUSC partner provides life-saving support and services for those facing oppression, violence, and injustice because of their migratory status.
Go to article: Compassionate Care in a Crisis: Supporting Those in Migration Against Myriad Threats
The final installment in this three-part series examines climate change impacts in Alaska.
Go to article: Indigenous Lives and The Climate Crisis: A Photo Essay Series (Part 3)
Part two of this three-part series examines climate change impacts in Louisiana.
Go to article: Indigenous Lives and The Climate Crisis: A Photo Essay Series (Part 2)
A series on UUSC’s partners in Eastern Europe.
Go to article: Eyes on Eastern Europe: Roma Women’s Fund (Chiricli)
UUSC works with Native communities in Alaska and Louisiana to call attention to climate change and injustice—on a global scale.
Go to article: Indigenous Lives and The Climate Crisis: A Photo Essay Series (Part 1)
The Biden Administration’s efforts to secure the border have only caused more hardship for people seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Go to article: Ending Title 42 Brings People in Migration More Pain Than PromiseA series on UUSC’s partners in Eastern Europe.
Go to article: Eyes on Eastern Europe: ARCA (Youth Agency for the Advocacy of Roma Culture)
A series on UUSC’s partners in Eastern Europe.
Go to article: Eyes on Eastern Europe: Queer SvitA series on UUSC’s partners in Eastern Europe.
Go to article: Eyes on Eastern Europe: Martynka