International Human Rights & Justice

A new UU@UN initiative aims to have the UN classify police killings as extrajudicial, pushing for an end police militarization globally.

The 2021 Intergenerational Seminar focused on grounding, connecting, and equipping attendees to create climate and food justice.

Introduction Several international bodies have attempted to address global police militarization and its effect on police brutality in many nations.

White supremacist and nationalist ideologies are rising to power globally, a trend that manifests in surging anti-immigrant policies.

A reflection from UU@UN Director Bruce Knotts on where human rights come from and who is responsible for making sure we all have access to human rights

Intergenerational Spring Seminar 2021: Climate & Food Justice – get grounded, connected, & equipped for action!

Despite the swearing-in of a new U.S. president, threats to democracy remain around the world, including in the United States.

The UU@UN’s role is to be part of the conversation at the UN where global decisions are made. 2020 saw this advocacy continue in virtual settings.

For UN Human Rights Day, on December 8 at 12PM EST, the Unitarian Universalist Association at the United Nations will be hosting “The Right to Joy: Wome...

Read about fast-fashion and “Civil Society's Role in Breaking Down the Systemic Poverty of Fast-Fashion” in the UU@UN’s blog.