A historic ICJ decision affirms that climate justice is a binding legal duty.
Go to article: Celebrating the wins: The ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate and the global movement for climate justice
From D.C. to Guatemala, UUSC is building networks of resistance and solidarity to defend human rights worldwide.
Go to article: Summer of Justice-Making
The Supreme Court may be entering its yearly recess, but the justice work of grassroots organizations never stops.
Go to article: Shaping Justice
UUSC partner leads landmark case at The International Court of Justice
Go to article: Climate Reparations at the World’s Highest Court
Take action against changes in the U.S. State Department
Go to article: The Fight for Interdependence
UUSC at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
Go to article: The Future is Feminist
Emergency Response Grants Support the Fight Against Fascism
Go to article: Vlog: What Can I Do?
Trump’s lawless attacks on people in migration are cruel, but not nearly as effective as he claims—communities are already finding ways to defend our rights.
Go to article: The Truth About Trump’s So-Called “Mass Deportations”
As we prepare for the start of a second Trump administration, it’s time to meet the people the incoming president has selected to head the government.
Go to article: “Guess the Extremist”: The Trump Administration Quiz Show
What would Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. say about a second Trump presidency?
Go to article: The Audacity to Believe