NGOs Calling on the United States to Help Ensure the Integrity of Honduras’ 2025 Elections
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.
Culture as Resilience: Pacific Voices on Unmeasurable Loss and Self-Determined Solutions
UUSC convened Pacific partners to center culture, self-determination, and lived experience as essential responses to climate loss that cannot be measured in dollars.
An Open Letter Rejecting Presidential Attacks on Nonprofit Organizations
UUSC supported thousands of organizations in rejecting presidential attacks on nonprofits and defending the right of civil society to speak out, organize, and serve communities without political retaliation.
Ending the Rohingya crisis: Community-centered actions for a path toward lasting peace in Rakhine State
UUSC co-organized a UN side event calling for community-centered, justice-driven action to end the Rohingya crisis and advance lasting peace in Myanmar.
+150 Organizations Call for 18-Month Extension and Redesignation of Temporary Protected Status for Burma
UUSC joined more than 150 organizations in urging the Administration to extend and redesignate Temporary Protected Status for people from Burma, citing ongoing conflict, mass displacement, and an escalating humanitarian crisis.
NGO Letter to Congress and the Incoming Presidential Administration Regarding US Sanctions on the ICC
UUSC joined partners in urging Congress to reject sanctions on the International Criminal Court and defend global justice, accountability, and the rule of law.
The piece delves into the spirit of resistance across the country as groups fight back and engage in narrative change in talking about why UUSC calls the country “Burma,” and not “Myanmar.”
Jill Biden reveals $500 million plan that focuses on women’s health at Clinton Global Initiative
UUSC is proud to partner with the Clinton Global Initiative—and 13 other NGOs—to support aid groups in Sudan as they continue responding to the devastating impacts of the nation’s civil war.
Got Climate Angst? At the U.N. Summit, There’s a Quiet, Spiritual Place.
At COP28, UUSC helped host a panel framing climate-forced displacement as a spiritual crisis that demands moral responsibility and hope for displaced communities.
On the Path to Immigration Justice, It’s Time for Biden to Change Course
UUSC Director Salote Soqo speaks passionately about Biden’s proposed transit ban and the harm it will inflict on asylum-seekers at the southern border.
