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.
Go to article: Now is the Time to Ignite Our Moral Imagination
In this guest blog post, researcher Hülya Miclisse-Polat connects her work with UUSC to Black rest, resistance, and liberation across the diaspora.
Go to article: Rest as Resistance: Honoring Haiti, Honoring Ourselves
Using Joy to Maintain the Struggle for Justice
Go to article: Joy is the Secret of Resistance
Each Sunday, Unitarian Universalists in Naples travel 70 miles to hold a peaceful interfaith vigil outside “Alligator Alcatraz” until it closes.
Go to article: Stories of Resistance: Alligator Alcatraz Weekly Vigil
A Minister's Reflections on Frontline ICE Resistance
Go to article: Lessons from Minneapolis: Faithful Paths to Beloved Community
Our partner in Guatemala explains why U.S. intervention in Venezuela follows a long imperial pattern that undermines democracy and harms people.
Go to article: The Urgency of Understanding History and its Lessons
The Power of Communal Care Through This Year and the Next
Go to article: A Holiday Message from Rev. Mary Katherine Morn
Choosing Community Care in a Season of Contradiction
Go to article: Rejecting Scarcity. Embracing Abundance.
UUSC Partners Succeed Under Extraordinary Circumstances
Go to article: Persecuted and Defunded, Yet Still Winning!
The power of hope in the fight for climate justice.
Go to article: Diligent Hope: From the Pacific Islands to New York