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Recent Blog Posts
Winds of Change in Mexico: Observing the 2018 Election
In 2006, I lived in Mexico City for several months and by the end of my time there, I had undeniably fell in love with the largest city in North America. While there, I had spent several months writing, directing, and editing a documentary film which captured the...
Insights from our RAICES Interns
This summer, two of our Global Justice Interns are working with RAICES. In the past few weeks, RAICES has been in the national spotlight for the work they have been doing to help reunite separated families. Thanks to a viral Facebook fundraiser, they have raised more...
The Nuns I Always Wanted To Meet
“Do I call them ‘Sister?’” My co-worker and I were settling our things into our assigned room at the convent. The air was hot and muggy, something I felt acutely as I was still in that heightened state of awareness that you feel your first moments in a new land. I had technically been to Honduras before, but everything felt new. “I dunno,” my colleague answered (she had been raised Catholic as well). “It’s kinda weird one way or the other.”
About UUCSJ
The UU College of Social Justice is a collaboration of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) and the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA).
Our mission is to inspire and sustain faith based action for social justice through experiential learning.
