On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we renew our call for urgent action to combat extreme deprivation and inequality around the globe.
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New report confirms UUSC research on in-country refugee processing program.
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UUSC President Mary Katherine Morn attended three UUSC-sponsored side events during the United Nations’ General Assembly week in New York City in mid-September. Below is her account of the panel discussions.
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In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, UUSC reflects on how climate change loss and damage perpetuates the colonial campaign to erase Indigenous communities.
Go to article: Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Tribal Responses to Land Loss
More than a year later, justice is still denied for the Haitian asylum-seekers brutalized by U.S. officers on horseback.
Go to article: The Stain of Violence in Del Rio Remains
The administration’s back-and-forth on the dangerous expulsion policy does nothing but cause harm and violate basic human rights.
Go to article: Biden’s Flip-Flopping on Title 42 is Endangering Lives
The International Day of Non-Violence reminds us of our power to withhold cooperation in the face of injustice.
Go to article: Remembering the Power of Non-ViolenceThe work of supporting immigrants aligns with every principle of the UU faith
Go to article: CAPAS and the 8 Principles of Unitarian Universalism
A deep commitment to justice helped shut down one of the most notorious detention centers in the United States.
Go to article: Shut Down Etowah Campaign Demonstrates the Power of Solidarity
On the International Day of Peace, let us recommit ourselves to the work of justice and equity.
Go to article: 3 Global Problems That Call for Peace