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  • A mosaic of four videoconference screenshots: The upper left is a woman with glasses, dark hair, and a colorful sweater; the upper right is a woman with dark hair and a black shirt; the lower left is a man with glasses, salt-and-pepper beard, playing a flute; the lower right is a woman with blonde hair wearing a black shirt.
    “Using Art as Advocacy” was a webinar hosted on February 17, 2022 by the UU@UN (Unitarian Universalist Association’s office at the United Nations). This event showed how art can be used to build community and inspire change in chaotic times. Art can result in profound social change when used...
    By Rose Singleton | February 23, 2022 | From International Unitarian Universalism
    Tagged as: International Human Rights & Justice, International Engagement & Building Peace
  • Screenshot grid of four videoconference windows: One is a white man wearing glasses and a grey suit; one is a black man wearing glasses, a septum piercing, and a white sweater; one is a white woman wearing glasses and an olive shirt; one is a white man wearing glasses and a black sweater
    On December 15, 2021 the Unitarian Universalist Association’s office at the United Nations (UU@UN) hosted an event on “Human Rights and Policing Through a Global Lens.” This event was created to educate people on current global policing policies and how those policies affect those in...
    By Rose Singleton, Brooklyn Darling | January 11, 2022 | From International Unitarian Universalism
    Tagged as: International Human Rights & Justice, International Peace & Conflict
  • Comparison of a historical etching of slaveholder on horseback with a whip poised above an enslaved person and a recent photograph of border patrol on horseback pursuing an asylum seeker
    Introduction The visual that circulated in September 2021 of U.S. Border patrolmen chasing Haitian asylum seekers on horseback made many who saw it think of the slave patrols that roamed the Southern U.S. states before emancipation....
    By Halley Mistry, Rose Singleton | October 18, 2021 | From International Unitarian Universalism
    Tagged as: International Human Rights & Justice, International Peace & Conflict