Reflecting on the work that must be done to combat climate change and learn from the wisdom of First and Indigenous Peoples across the globe.
Go to article: Language and Relationships Are Key to Addressing Climate Crisis in Indigenous Communities
Border Patrol continues to intimidate and harass humanitarian aid workers, migrants, and protesters.
Go to article: UUSC Condemns Border Patrol Raid on No More Deaths Aid Camp
On building relationships with frontline communities and allies to achieve impacts for migrant justice, climate justice, and more.
Go to article: Supporting Systemic Change and Human Rights Through Grassroots Partnerships
The annual hurricane season drastically impacts Indigenous communities in places like Louisiana, who face high levels of displacement and lack of government support.
Go to article: Like Coronavirus, the Atlantic Hurricane Season Exposes Inequality for Indigenous Communities
International awareness of human rights issues are key to making a difference for the Rohingya people, and millions around the world.
Go to article: Why Solidarity with the Rohingya Matters Now More Than Ever
UUSC will be offering a 30-minute live webinar at this year's Unitarian Universalist General Assembly.
Go to article: Join UUSC’s Live Webinar at General Assembly: How We’re Responding to COVID-19
UUSC is working with community partners in Central America to provide vital resources to people left behind by government systems.
Go to article: Grassroots Partnerships: Providing Resources Within a Broken Immigration System
Learn about the Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas and how you can support their resistance against corporate exploitation of their land.
Go to article: On Sacred Land: Protecting the Garcia Pasture From Fracked Gas
Reflections on over two decades of work by UUSC and partners to confront human rights crises in Burma/Myanmar.
Go to article: UUSC Commemorates 25 Years of Human Rights Work in Burma
Melting permafrost, land erosion, and heavy rains are causing these villages to flood and sink
Go to article: “People Need to Know What is Happening to Us Here”: Two Alaska Villages Face a Climate Emergency