The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee advances human rights through grassroots collaborations.
UUSC and Your Congregation
Unitarian Universalist congregations have been fundamental to UUSC’s human rights programs since our founders, a UU minister and his wife, left their congregation in Wellesley, Mass., to help Jews and political dissidents escape the Nazis. You can learn more about their journey in the PBS documentary Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War.
Today, UUSC is honored to partner with congregations to amplify social justice efforts through advocacy and engagement, long-standing fundraising programs, and justice education programs and resources with the UU College of Social Justice.
For questions or comments about how UUSC can support your congregation in taking part in any of our congregational programs, please contact:
Laura Randall, Director of Development for Congregation Relations, at lrandall @ uusc.org, to help bolster UUSC’s impact through our congregational giving programs, including Guest at your Table and UUSC Sunday, or to request a guest speaker.
Heather Vickery, Coordinator for Congregational Activism, at hvickery @ uusc.org, to find out about congregational workshops and webinars, coaching for social justice teams, and UUSC’s Congregational Accompaniment Project for Asylum-Seekers program.
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