Bring your fair trade coffee with you in this attractive "Choose Justice" mug! The UUSC Coffee Project logo is on one side, the Equal Exchange logo is on the other.

Activist Onboard bumper sticker
Let the apathetic drivers around you know who's in the drivers' seat!

Coffee Project bumper sticker
One dollar ($1) from the sale of each "Coffee Farmers" sticker goes to the Small Farmers' Fund through the UUSC Coffee Project.

This 5-disc DVD set, produced by UUSC's Stop Torture Permanently campaign, documents in its entirety the formal mock trial of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, and former CIA Director George Tenet for aiding and abetting acts of torture. The Formal mock trial was a part of UUSC's Call for Justice Weekend, September 24-25, 2005 in Washington, D.C. $30.00 includes shipping!

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This 25-minute film, produced by award-winning documentary filmmakers Miguel Grunstein and Dale Kruzic, tells the story of the extraordinary Santa Fe Living Wage Campaign, which emerged through the efforts of diverse community-based organizations to build a grassroots coalition, enlist business allies and illustrate core U.S. values of teamwork, fairness, opportunity, responsibility and respect.

The film is also an educational tool that can be used as a springboard for action on economic justice issues in your community.

See the heroic story of two of UUSC's founders, Martha and Waitstill Sharp. This 24-minute documentary, directed by Academy Award winning documentary filmmaker Deborah Shaffer, takes you from their rescue mission across Europe during World War II to their legacy inspiring UUSC's work today in challenging genocide in Darfur.

DVD extras include a video about UUSC's work to end genocide in Darfur, plus study and action resources. Learn more.

You can also download a discussion guide for the film.

The moving eyewitness account by UUSC President Charlie Clements of his experiences as a medical doctor in a rebel-controlled area of El Salvador during the 1980s.

Available in hardcover ($25) and paperback ($10). Limited quantities.

A 370-page study/action guide to engage U.S. citizens in the international women's rights movement. By Elizabeth Fisher and Linda Gray MacKay. 1996.

These striking t-shirts show your desire to end the genocide in Darfur. The front features our eye-catching Drumbeat for Darfur logo. Black fabric with white lettering and graphics. Adult sizes only.

Any size: $15. Some sizes may be unavailable.

These affordable gifts display your commitment to social justice and are great for workshops, clubs, social action committees and caring individuals. Each piece is crafted in pewter.

Pendant is $9.00. Pendant is out of stock.
Earrings(2) and lapel pin are $5.00 each.

These notecards depict "The Children's Wall" mural in UUSC's headquarters which honors service to children around the world. Inside of notecards are blank. Package of 8 includes envelopes.