Justice takes root in small acts of courage. 🌱 Our 2025–2026 Guest at Your Table theme, Planting Seeds of Justice, honors partners building liberation from the ground up: from El Salvador to Haiti, Honduras to Philadelphia. Check out our new worship and education materials.

When fear takes root in sacred spaces, communities of conscience rise together. Across the country, people of faith are defending freedom of worship and choosing love over fear. Read more in Salon: https://www.salon.com/2025/10/16/religious-liberty-trump-is-obstructing-freedom-of-worship/

Proud to see our movement partners PISFCC and Emergency Response Rooms honored with the 2025 Right Livelihood Award. From the Pacific to Sudan to Burma, they are showing the world that solidarity is action.✊🏽 https://www.dw.com/en/alternative-nobel-prize-goes-to-pacific-climate-activists/a-74194841

UUSC is in contact with partners in Western Alaska after Typhoon Halong caused catastrophic flooding and displacement in Alaska Native communities. This devastation reflects the growing impacts of climate change on Indigenous Peoples.

This Saturday: Oregon UUs gather for justice! Heather Vickery (UUSC) joins Pablo DeJesús (UUSJ) at the Annual Conference of Oregon UU Voices for Justice in Salem! Join us for connection and community.

We are grateful to see our partner Cristosal receive Human Right First's 2025 William D. Zabel Human Rights Award. Even after being forced into exile from El Salvador, Cristosal continues its vital work across Central America. Solidarity today and always!

🏳️‍🌈 Safe housing is justice. At Asylum Pride House, Victoria is helping LGBTQIA+ asylum seekers find stability, care, and a sense of community. This is what planting seeds of justice looks like. 🎥 Watch the full GAYT 2025 video: https://youtu.be/x7AGXQhyDM8 #GuestAtYourTable #PlantSeedsOfJustice

Oregon UU Voices for Justice is gathering on Oct 18 in Salem/Zoom. Our own Heather Vickery will be there with Pablo DeJesús of UUSJ. Join us for ways congregations can take action! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/annual-conference-join-us-together-we-can-registration-1661309935739?aff=oddtdtcreator

The Universal Periodic Review is a vital tool for accountability. UUSC joins allies urging the Human Rights Council President and member states to protect the process and for the United States to participate fully. Learn more: https://www.theadvocatesforhumanrights.org/News/A/Index?id=594

UUSC rejects efforts to limit philanthropic freedom under the guise of counterterrorism. We have joined a coalition letter to defend the rights to speak, give, and organize. Read our full statement: https://www.uusc.org/press/defending-philanthropic-freedom-from-escalating-attacks/

Burma’s Muslim minorities face alarming risks. Join us alongside the Burma Human Rights Network and the Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK for the launch of a new genocide risk assessment report. 📅 October 2, 12 PM EDT 🔗 RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/BHRNReport

Dreams are not illegal,” states a mural on the wall of Casa Tochán. At UUSC, we agree- dreams of safety, education, employment, and community are not illegal. Beyond that, these dreams are part of a fundamental human right: People have the right to migrate. 👇 www.uusc.org/casa-tochan-...

For years, Rachel Gore Freed, UUSC’s Vice President and Chief Program Officer, has brought her leadership and vision to the Board of the Human Rights Funders Network (HRFN). HRFN’s latest briefing, Funding at a Crossroads, underscores just how urgent this moment is: www.hrfn.org/foreign-aid-...

UUSC has signed on to a public statement that protects our freedom to express ourselves, to give, and to invest in our communities. We invite charitable giving organizations to join this chorus of support for nonprofits and the people they serve. https://cof.org/page/public-statement-philanthropy