Bahamians Cope with a Second Disaster as COVID-19 Spreads
Communities rally together in the face of Hurricane Dorian and COVID-19.
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Pivoting with Our Partners: UUSC Centers Partnerships in the Midst of Pandemic
The COVID-19 crisis highlights the need for steady and evolving relationships to face human rights challenges.
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Supporting UUSC Partners Around the World in the Time of COVID-19
UUSC is inspired by the leadership of frontline communities responding to the severe impacts of the pandemic.
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UUSC’s Pacific Partners Face Unique Struggle in Addressing COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is an existential threat to Pacific island communities.
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World Health Day: COVID-19 Pandemic Reveals Systemic Injustice, Calls Us To Act
In the midst of a worldwide health crisis, social injustice is highlighted more than ever.
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UUSC Announces the Recipient of the 2020 Human Rights Innovation Fellowship
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…
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Building Bonds, Sharing Stories: The Ways We Make Change
Celebrating women everywhere on International Women’s Day
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Building the World Anew: Growing Our Hearts in El Salvador
A Unitarian Universalist perspective on visiting El Salvador with the UU College of Social Justice.
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A Minga for the Climate: Supporting Indigenous Climate Work at COP25
Indigenous groups from around the world are at the forefront of climate action at events like the United Nations' COP25.
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U.S. Tribes Facing Climate Displacement: A Long History of Human-Made Disasters
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.
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