This AAPI History Month, UUSC honors Asian American & Pacific Islander grassroots groups defending culture, environmental justice, and indigenous rights across the Pacific.
Go to article: AAPI History Month: Celebrating Resilience Through Partnership
A first-time attendee of COP discusses her experience advocating on behalf of Pacific islanders.
Go to article: “The Power of My Storytelling:” 3 Takeaways From COP28
Fiji convening provides much-needed space for collaboration on climate justice issues.
Go to article: Pacific Rising Reflection: Networking, Connecting, Witnessing
Rewriting our narratives starts today
Go to article: From Displacement to Resilience: The Banaban Journey
Meet UUSC’s inspiring youth partners on the frontlines of climate action.
Go to article: An Interview with PISFCC: Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change
Global climate change is more than a practical challenge; it’s also a matter of right and wrong.
Go to article: What We Mean by “Climate Injustice”
UUSC honors Indigenous survival and resilience while seeking a more just world where no one is forced to draw on these strengths.
Go to article: Indigenous Peoples’ Day Calls for Stronger Action to Achieve Climate Justice
Governments must do more to protect communities at risk, while saving our environment.
Go to article: World Habitat Day: Climate Crisis Highlights Need for Environmental Protection and Sufficient Shelter for All
The U.S. government must do right by the memory of martyred Rohingya people by finally acknowledging the crime that was committed against them.
Go to article: International Day of Nonviolence Calls Us to Honor Rohingya Struggle against Genocide
UUSC joined the massive convergence to tell our officials: The time to act for citizenship is now.
Go to article: Immigrant Leaders Rally in D.C. to Demand Citizenship and Justice