Уніатський універсалістський комітет служіння просуває права людини через співпрацю на низовому рівні.
We are living in a time of escalating injustice, but also one of powerful resistance. Those in power seek to divide us, weaken our movements, and strip away fundamental rights—but we know that justice is only possible when we build solidarity together. Our faith in human dignity, our belief in collective liberation, and our commitment to justice call us to act.
That’s why UUSC is launching the Resistance Network—a mobilization hub designed to take immediate action when civil liberties, democracy, and human rights are at risk. The threats we face are vast, but history shows us that resistance works when we act together.
What is the Resistance Network?
The UUSC Resistance Network is a rapid mobilization hub that connects people of faith and conscience to urgent advocacy and direct action when democracy, civil liberties, and human rights are under attack. Through our Action Center, we will provide rapid response opportunities, amplify frontline stories of resistance from diverse communities, and share resources to strengthen collective action—ensuring that together, we rise to protect justice.
Building Power for Human Rights
We are mobilizing for bold, collective action to protect human rights and expand freedoms for all:
- Strengthening protections for people in migration through legal advocacy, mutual aid, and sanctuary networks.
- Ensuring rights for trans and gender-diverse people with access to healthcare, legal protections, and safe spaces.
- Expanding civil society’s power to organize against authoritarian restrictions.
- Defending international human rights institutions from U.S. government interference and defunding.
- Advancing climate justice by resisting policies that fuel environmental harm and displacement.
Join the Movement
Authoritarianism thrives when people feel powerless. The Resistance Network exists to build our collective power—to unite in solidarity, to act boldly, and to advocate for justice.
