People of faith and conscience must demand an end to the racist, inhumane treatment of Haitian migrants and asylum-seekers.
Go to article: Tell the Biden Administration: Stop the Cruel Treatment of Haitian Asylum-Seekers
Holding in-person conference exposes healthcare, financial inequities experienced by smaller nations
Go to article: UUSC, Partners Respond to Decision to Hold UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Person
The Tribe celebrates victories against border wall and fracked gas terminals
Go to article: Recent Wins for Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas Show Power of Native Resistance and Solidarity
UUSC’s Louisiana partners have long warned about the risks of climate-linked storms. We join them in calling for a response rooted in the principles of disaster justice.
Go to article: Hurricane Ida: A Disaster Long in the Making
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