International Human Rights & Justice

If you grew up in the U.S., you may have learned in school that the media is the fourth branch of the government. The media is not part of the federal...

Police forces in the U.S. are notoriously more violent and deadly than police in other Western democracies, killing at least 1,000 people every year.

Racially based police brutality and police militarization is an international problem.

The current global discourse on Black Lives Matter does not yet adequately include anti-black racism beyond how the West experiences it.

U.S. citizens are pushing for police reform geared towards positive police relations. For change, remember to not let the movement die down.

When, exactly, did the looting start? We, in the UUA’s International Office, seek to lift up the histories of imperial looting and theft by empires seeking

The UU Office at the United Nations hosted this year’s Intergenerational Spring Seminar on the theme All In for Climate Justice: People

More than any other people on this planet, the Marshall Islanders are survivors of the two greatest threats facing humanity: nuclear weapons and climate change. Their idyllic archipelago, a sapphire...

The 2020 Intergenerational Spring Seminar on Climate Justice is almost here! Here's what to be excited about, from worship to workshops.

UUA hosts "A Climate in Crisis: The Fight for Justice in a Warming World on December 5, 2019" to inspire effective, collective climate action.