Faced with the most pressing challenges of our time, the presidential contenders mostly scapegoated people in migration and ignored U.S. human rights commitments.
Go to article: 3 Lies and Missed Opportunities from the First Presidential Debate
Pacific Rising brought together partners to decide how to address the intangible costs of climate destruction.
Go to article: UUSC Convenes Pathbreaking Meeting to Address Climate Change’s Hidden Toll
“Land Back” efforts are one of several ways that restoring Native Peoples’ land rights can promote climate justice.
Go to article: Indigenous Sovereignty is a Climate Solution
On Juneteenth, we celebrate the Black struggle for collective liberation and remind ourselves that this work is unfinished.
Go to article: 3 Ways the Emancipation Struggle is Ongoing
Pride may be one month, but their sacrifices and courage are year-round commitments.
Go to article: Celebrating Pride Month: Honoring the Achievements of Our LGBTQ+ Partners
UUSC is in solidarity with faith-based groups facing harassment.
Go to article: Attacks on Humanitarian Organizations Are Threats to Us All
It’s that time of year again—the Unitarian Universalist Association’s General Assembly (GA) is almost here and we at UUSC hope you will accompany us during our virtual time together!
Go to article: Engage With UUSC at GA 2024!
The president’s new proclamation aims to slash asylum. But asylum is still the law.
Go to article: What Does Biden’s Asylum Ban Actually Do?
Frontline communities fighting for justice, not corrupt regimes, give us hope for the world’s environmental future.
Go to article: Why We Celebrate World Environment Day—In Spite of Efforts to Hijack It
COP29 must not become another opportunity to greenwash human rights violations.
Go to article: Why Hold a Climate Conference in a Despotic Oil Regime?