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A global faith convening co-hosted by UUSC affirmed that antigender politics has become one of the most effective tools for authoritarian mobilization.
UUSC co-hosted a landmark national dialogue marking the Launch of the Second United Nations Decade for People of African Descent in The Bahamas.
UUSC joined regional partners in urging the United States to support transparent, independent, and peaceful elections in Honduras and defend democratic integrity in the 2025 vote.
Meet some of UUSC’s human rights experts.
President and Lead Executive Officer
Rev. Mary Katherine Morn provides strategic direction for UUSC’s global human rights initiatives. With over 30 years in faith-based leadership, Mary Katherine has helped to grow a number of progressive UU congregations serving their members and the larger community.
Vice President and Lead Program Officer
Rachel is a human rights lawyer, community organizer, and social justice educator with a wealth of domestic and international experience. She leads UUSC’s human rights defense strategies.
Director for Research, Impact, and Learning
Amber leads UUSC’s research program, drawing on her expertise in legal and academic research, teaching, and writing. Her work offers insights into key human rights issues, raising awareness and driving action on critical humanitarian crises.
Director of Advocacy, Global Displacement
Salote oversees UUSC’s domestic and international advocacy framework.
For media inquiries or to be connected with one of our human rights experts, contact Eric Grignol, Director of Strategic Communications, at media@uusc.org.
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