The COVID-19 crisis highlights the need for steady and evolving relationships to face human rights challenges.
Go to article: Pivoting with Our Partners: UUSC Centers Partnerships in the Midst of Pandemic
UUSC is inspired by the leadership of frontline communities responding to the severe impacts of the pandemic.
Go to article: Supporting UUSC Partners Around the World in the Time of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is an existential threat to Pacific island communities.
Go to article: UUSC’s Pacific Partners Face Unique Struggle in Addressing COVID-19
In the midst of a worldwide health crisis, social injustice is highlighted more than ever.
Go to article: World Health Day: COVID-19 Pandemic Reveals Systemic Injustice, Calls Us To Act
A collaboration of ALTSEAN-Burma, Women’s Peace Network, and others: Trailblazing with Digital Activism and Movement Building in Burma While millions of Americans enjoy the privilege of being able to work…
Go to article: UUSC Announces the Recipient of the 2020 Human Rights Innovation Fellowship
Celebrating women everywhere on International Women’s Day
Go to article: Building Bonds, Sharing Stories: The Ways We Make Change
A Unitarian Universalist perspective on visiting El Salvador with the UU College of Social Justice.
Go to article: Building the World Anew: Growing Our Hearts in El Salvador
Indigenous groups from around the world are at the forefront of climate action at events like the United Nations' COP25.
Go to article: A Minga for the Climate: Supporting Indigenous Climate Work at COP25
UUSC joins with U.S. tribes of Alaska and Louisiana to submit an official complaint to the United Nations Special Rapporteurs about the effects of human-made climate change on their land and ways of life.
Go to article: U.S. Tribes Facing Climate Displacement: A Long History of Human-Made Disasters