Pride is Political
Queerness as a call to action this Pride Month
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Daring to be Free
A Reflection for Haitian Heritage Month
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Resilience Beyond the Headlines: The Human Heart of AyiboPost
Last month, UUSC hosted the inaugural Haiti Rising wellness retreat. Our grassroots partners in Haiti were invited to 4 days of community care and renewal.
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A Feminist Future: Collaborative Creativity Charts the Path
At UUSC’s Converging Futures convening, global leaders developed strategies to advance gender justice. The event focused on the connections between movement work, progressive faith, and democracy.
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Now is the Time to Ignite Our Moral Imagination
UUSC President Mary Katherine Morn calls on progressive people of faith to ignite our moral imagination and organize collective power in a time of rising authoritarianism.
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Rest as Resistance: Honoring Haiti, Honoring Ourselves
In this guest blog post, researcher Hülya Miclisse-Polat connects her work with UUSC to Black rest, resistance, and liberation across the diaspora.
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Joy is the Secret of Resistance
Using Joy to Maintain the Struggle for Justice
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Stories of Resistance: Alligator Alcatraz Weekly Vigil
Each Sunday, Unitarian Universalists in Naples travel 70 miles to hold a peaceful interfaith vigil outside “Alligator Alcatraz” until it closes.
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Lessons from Minneapolis: Faithful Paths to Beloved Community
A Minister's Reflections on Frontline ICE Resistance
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The Urgency of Understanding History and its Lessons
Our partner in Guatemala explains why U.S. intervention in Venezuela follows a long imperial pattern that undermines democracy and harms people.
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