Join UUCSJ, UUSC and partners in Brooklyn or online for an experiential justice education opportunity to deepen our understanding about empire and skilling us up for global solidarity!
Go to article: You’re Invited!: UN Multigenerational Seminar, September 21-22, 2024
Let’s talk about the fact that Haitian immigrants are helping U.S. communities—and have a right to be here.
Go to article: 3 Facts Vs. 1 Lie About Haitian Immigrants
The astronomical untaxed wealth of U.S. billionaires could be put to better use.
Go to article: What Would You Do With $8.5 Trillion?
Explore how education, spiritual practices, and collective action can help dismantle oppressive systems.
Go to article: Reimagining Borders: A Call to Action for People in Migration
Marking a dark milestone, the international community continues to seek justice and support for the Rohingya people as Myanmar's military junta persists in its campaign of ethnic and religious persecution.
Go to article: Anniversary Marks Seven Years Since Rohingya Genocide Began
A new UU College of Social Justice program allows participants to experience the struggle for collective liberation not only as a vision, but as a practice.
Go to article: UUCSJ: Living Abolition in New Orleans
Midwest UU congregation lives into a beautiful partnership with a Salvadoran church, welcomes families in migration.
Go to article: From El Salvador to Indiana With Love
The Chicago area hosted a heartfelt reunion late in 2023.
Go to article: A Christmas Connection: Chalice House Brings Warmth, Joy to Small Family
Extreme temperatures and restrictive immigration measures are turning the U.S.-Mexico border into one of the world's deadliest migration routes.
Go to article: Record Heat and Harsh Policies: The Deadly Reality for Migrants at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Ten years after a police murder that shook the nation, Michael Brown’s family is still fighting for justice.
Go to article: Ferguson: A Decade of Justice Deferred