“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” — Desmond Tutu
Go to article: Tutu’s Legacy Roots Us In the “Precious Gift of Life”
2022 will see UUSC build partnerships in Haiti to lift up civil society organizations and center their leadership.
Go to article: In 2022, UUSC Will Collaborate With Haitian Diaspora
As we approach the end of a challenging year, we reflect on some of the ways our advocates have worked to advance human rights around the world.
Go to article: 5 Ways UUSC Had an Impact in 2021
COP26 was a prime opportunity to make real progress on addressing climate change—but little progress was made.
Go to article: COP26 Failed to Protect Human Rights
The social media firm owes a debt to Rohingya youth.
Go to article: Rohingya Youth Demand Justice From Facebook
By restoring and expanding the Trump-era “Remain in Mexico” program, Biden has again turned his back on people seeking refuge.
Go to article: Biden Betrays Another Campaign Promise to Asylum-Seekers
The U.S. must respect the results of the historic democratic election in Honduras.
Go to article: Three Ways Honduras’ Presidential Election Could Promise a New Beginning
The Lowlander Center provides vital support to southern Louisiana's Indigenous communities.
Go to article: “Inspiration in the Toughest of Times:” The Lowlander Center
UUSC is committed to ensuring that elections in Honduras are fair and accessible for all Hondurans
Go to article: Devoted to Democracy: Ensuring Integrity in Honduras’ Elections (Part 2 of 2)
UUSC partner el Foro de Mujeres por la Vida provides a critical space to discuss Honduras’ elections and what those elections mean for women’s rights.
Go to article: Devoted to Democracy: Ensuring Integrity in Honduras’ Elections (Part 1 of 2)