Communities most affected by the climate crisis are leading the way with adaptive strategies rooted in collaboration and cultural preservation.
Go to article: Rising Together: Community Resilience While Facing the Climate Crisis
UUSC mourns the loss of lives due to extreme heat on this summer’s Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
Go to article: The Climate Crisis Threatens Religious Expression
Pacific Rising brought together partners to decide how to address the intangible costs of climate destruction.
Go to article: UUSC Convenes Pathbreaking Meeting to Address Climate Change’s Hidden Toll
“Land Back” efforts are one of several ways that restoring Native Peoples’ land rights can promote climate justice.
Go to article: Indigenous Sovereignty is a Climate Solution
Indigenous partners traveled thousands of miles to urge needed action on climate-forced displacement.
Go to article: UUSC Partners Testify at Historic Hearing on the Climate Emergency
Frontline communities fighting for justice, not corrupt regimes, give us hope for the world’s environmental future.
Go to article: Why We Celebrate World Environment Day—In Spite of Efforts to Hijack It
COP29 must not become another opportunity to greenwash human rights violations.
Go to article: Why Hold a Climate Conference in a Despotic Oil Regime?
UUSC invites you to join us for a first-of-its-kind faithful event to advance climate justice.
Go to article: Get Ready: UU Climate Justice Revival 2024
The Inter-American Human Rights Commission’s Special Rapporteur mechanism offers a chance to further UUSC’s global solidarity objectives.
Go to article: REDESCA: Leveraging Hemispheric Collaboration to Advance Human Rights
A Pacific partner is confronting retaliatory lawsuits for their advocacy against a mining company.
Go to article: Your Support Needed: UUSC Partner Facing Backlash in Fiji