Make an Impact Join No More Deaths in asking that humanitarian aid be allowed in the desert. We are so grateful for religious leaders and all people of faith and conscience who are taking courageous action to resist hate and oppression in these difficult days....

Over the past few months, we have watched the conservative UN estimates of people forced to migrate climb from 60-68 million, the largest number of forced migrants since the Second World War. Some estimate even more forced migrants now than there were in WWII....

As the deeply racist and oppressive nature of the Trump administration continues to reveal itself and we see our country returning more and more to overt and often violent methods of disempowering people of color and other vulnerable communities, we can find the strength to remain steadfast in ou...

Actions protesting U.S. treatment of migrants and asylum seekers were organized by the Latinx organization Mijente in San Diego on July 2.

Central American women fleeing violence are doubly victimized by the "zero-tolerance" policy that the Trump administration has unleashed upon refugees seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Our belief in the inherent worth and dignity of all people calls us to resist the inhumane criminalization of people who migrate. Re… More Full Story...

We at Love Resists know three things are true: We know that there is no limit to how low the current Administration will stoop in their drive to criminalize people who migrate....

The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) condemns the Trump administration’s appalling assault on vulnerable families seeking asylum in the United States. “The policy of this administration to separate children from their parents at the border is immoral, inhumane and indefensible," says UUA...

The UUA condemns the Trump administration’s appalling assault on vulnerable families seeking asylum in the United States. https://www.uua.org/pressroom/press-releases/unitarian-universalist-ass… More Full Story...

Central American asylum seekers, fleeing violence at home, may be released from detention centers to sponsors’ homes.

On the warm May evening of May 3rd, concerned individuals gathered at the Community Church of New York to engage in the critically-needed discussion on the refugee and migration crisis. Moderated by the Unitarian Universalist U.N. Office’s Refugee Program Intern Rani Allan, the panel discussion...

Accompaniment is a fancy word for something we all do for our friends and loved ones: we have their backs when they need us. As Unitarian Universalists, we believe that we are all interconnected....