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
Communities rally together in the face of Hurricane Dorian and COVID-19.
Go to article: Bahamians Cope with a Second Disaster as COVID-19 SpreadsThe 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