Grassroots Partnerships

Supporting Human Rights Defenders in Honduras

Disputed elections in November 2017 have triggered country-wide protests and peaceful demonstrations in Honduras that have been met with ongoing and excessive force.

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals & the Dream Act

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program provided protections from deportations and the ability to work and attend school for more than 800,000 young immigrants.

Protecting Human Rights in Burma

Our partners document and publicize human rights abuses, campaign for accountability and inclusive speech, run leadership and conflict resolution trainings, and build coalitions across ethnic lines.

Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights

Educating, organizing, and empowering Latino immigrants to defend and advance their civil and human rights.

Live & Learn

Live & Learn Kiribati is a part of Live & Learn International, which is a dynamic learning network of locally registered organizations operating in 11 countries across the Pacific, South East Asia and the Indian Ocean.

Pacific Island Association of NGOs

UUSC supports the Pacific Island Association of NGOs’ (PIANGO) collaboration with civil society organizations (CSOs) to build advocacy capacity around the loss and damage Pacific Island countries are experiencing due to climate change.

Alaska Institute for Justice

The Alaska Institute for Justice is dedicated to protecting the human rights of all Alaskans. The Institute works with Alaska Native communities to increase their adaptive capacity as they experience climate change impacts and to advocate for human rights protections as they face the permanent disappearance of the land on which they live and sustain livelihoods.

The Lowlander Center

Based in the Louisiana bayous, The Lowlander Center is dedicated to finding community-based solutions for living with an ever-changing coastline and land loss to climate change, while visioning a future that builds capacity and resilience for place and people.

Right to Safety on the Migrant Trail

UUSC supports organizations along the migrant trail from Central America to the United States to protect migrants from violence and extortion while in transit and help them to safely seek asylum in Mexico, if they choose to do so.

No More Deaths

No More Deaths is a humanitarian organization based in southern Arizona. It began in 2004 as a coalition of community and faith groups dedicated to stepping up efforts to stop the deaths of migrants in the desert and to achieving the enactment of a set of Faith-Based Principles for Immigration Reform.

Freedom for Immigrants

Freedom for Immigrants was founded in 2009 to coordinate and expand visitation programs for immigrants in detention throughout the United States.

Fundación Para la Justicia y El Estado Democrático de Derecho

The Foundation for Justice and the Democratic Rule of Law was founded in 2011 to uphold rule of law in Mexico by ensuring access to justice and due process for particularly vulnerable people.

Progressive Voice

Progressive Voice seeks to amplify local voices and conduct participatory research, analysis, and advocacy regarding marginalized ethnic and religious populations in Myanmar.

Are You Syrious?

Are You Syrious? is a Croatian non-governmental organization that grew out of the volunteer response to the Syrian refugee crisis in the Balkans.

Rural Community Workers Alliance

Rural Community Workers Alliance is led by and plays a key role in organizing rural Missouri workers, many of whom are Latinx and refugees.

Fe y Justicia Worker Center

Protecting the rights of low-wage immigrant workers rebuilding Houston post-Hurricane Harvey.

Living Hope Wheelchair Association

Living Hope Wheelchair Association is a community-led organization serving and advocating on behalf of people living with spinal cord injuries.