We will be there to support these communities, lift up their voices, follow their leadership, and join their calls for justice and accountability.
Go to article: UUSC Responds to Category 4 Hurricane Ida, Commits to Supporting Most Impacted
The Myanmar government must be held accountable—and Secretary Blinken can make it happen.
Go to article: 4 Years After Atrocities Against Rohingya, It’s Time for the U.S. to Call It Genocide
The human rights of Haitians must be supported by the international community
Go to article: Haiti Disasters Highlight Need for Intersectional Solidarity and Justice
The recent earthquake in Haiti highlights the need for more resources for communities facing injustice
Go to article: UUSC Statement on 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake That Struck Haiti on Saturday, August 14
Prior to the UN’s Climate Change Conference (COP26), the Summit highlighted the need for action on the most pressing issues of our time.
Go to article: Less Talk, More Action: 5 Takeaways from the Pacific Climate Justice Summit
Lifting up the stories of global Indigenous communities in partnership with Cultural Survival
Go to article: Honor the Wisdom of Indigenous Peoples to Solve the Climate Crisis
A delegation of young UU activists and partners are showing up in solidarity with the Indigenous-led movement to shut down a planet-warming pipeline extension.
Go to article: UU Young Adults Take Action to Stop Line 3
Hear from UUSC partner the Queer Detainee Empowerment Project as they reflect on justice, human rights, and Pride month.
Go to article: Shining Through Love: Reflecting on Pride’s Radical Roots
Reflecting on the power of grassroots groups to make a difference for refugees and people in migration.
Go to article: Supporting People in Migration on World Refugee Day
UUSC apoya las peticiones de nuestra coparte al gobierno de Estados Unidos sobre la colaboración con la sociedad civil local ante el viaje de la vicepresidenta Harris a Guatemala y México.
Go to article: No más Acuerdos de Tercer País (In)seguro