On Thursday, April 20, UUSC’s Congregational Accompaniment Project for Asylum-Seekers (CAPAS) team put together a 90-minute workshop on ethical storytelling.
Go to article: Ethical Storytelling with UUSC and CAPAS
Understanding the vital role water plays in preserving and nourishing our planet.
Go to article: The Ways Water Weaves the World
A look at UUSC’s partners’ approaches to loss and damage.
Go to article: What is Loss and Damage?
UUSC takes a moment to sit with a Haiti partner organization to discuss access to healthcare for women in Haiti.
Go to article: #HealthForAll Women in Haiti
UUSC partner’s work to encourage a climate change opinion heralds increased meaningful responses to climate change across the world.
Go to article: What the ICJ Resolution Means and Why It Matters
There’s more to genocide than the loss of life.
Go to article: Rohingya Language Project Addresses the Cultural Costs of Genocide
Advisory opinion would do a lot for nations struggling with the climate crisis.
Go to article: U.S. Has the Power to Impact Climate Change Conversations
Worldwide, grassroots civil society organizations face too many barriers to getting vital funds.
Go to article: The INGO Industry Has a Serious Problem
U.S. border policies only reinforce xenophobia, racism, and intolerance.
Go to article: Racial Discrimination Continues to Drive U.S. Border Policies
History is being made today by women all over the world. This Women's History Month, we are highlighting global changemakers.
Go to article: Women Making History…Today