In Kyiv and Odessa, the fight for clean water, medical care, and legal recognition continues under daily air raid alerts.
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UUSC Joins the Karen-American Civic Education Trip
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School’s Out, but the Justice Movement is Still in Session
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A Reflection for Haitian Heritage Month
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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.
Go to article: A Feminist Future: Collaborative Creativity Charts the Path
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
Join this week’s national actions to defend voting rights and build the collective power our communities deserve.
Go to article: When Democracy Is Threatened, We Rise Together
Using Joy to Maintain the Struggle for Justice
Go to article: Joy is the Secret of Resistance
A Minister's Reflections on Frontline ICE Resistance
Go to article: Lessons from Minneapolis: Faithful Paths to Beloved Community
From Venezuela to Haiti and Honduras, U.S. intervention prioritizes corporate power over the human rights of communities.
Go to article: How U.S. Imperialism Affects Global Rights and Freedoms