The only antidote to the power of organized money is the power of organized people."

- Bill Moyers, 12 May 2008

 

Our Mission:

UUSC-JD is a platform for progressive issue activism, rooted in faith communities and sustained across time. 

Our purpose is to strategically influence public policy and political decision-making in support of progressive issues nation-wide, from a grassroots, faith-based perspective.

 

 

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* UUSC (Unitarian Universalist Service Committee)

 

Tom Andrews

Tom Andrews
, a former Member of Congress from the First Congressional District of Maine, is the National Director of Win Without War, a coalition of forty national membership organizations including the National Council of Churches, the NAACP, the National Organization of Women, the Sierra Club, and MoveOn. Win Without War led the national campaign opposing the US invasion of Iraq and is now leading opposition to the Bush administration’s policy there.

Andrews’ leadership of Win Without War has thrust him into the national spotlight appearing on network television programs such as Meet the Press, NewsNight with Aaron Brown, Wolf Blitzer Reports, Lou Dobbs and Crossfire and through speeches and special events including an address to the National Press Club in Washington that was broadcast to a live national television and radio audience.

Andrews is a widely known and respected strategist and organizer. Win Without War’s campaign to lobby Congress generated over 1 million calls in a single day and its global candlelight vigil led to over six thousand events in 136 nations throughout the world.

Andrews is President of New Economy Communications, a not-for-profit organization that provides strategic planning and communication services to individuals and groups working on human and labor rights issues at home and abroad. His clients have included “No More Sweatshops – The Campaign for the Abolition of Sweatshop and Child Labor.” He serves as Senior Advisor to the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs chaired by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. He has worked to promote democracy and human rights in emerging democracies throughout the world including Indonesia, Cambodia, Yemen, Algeria, Croatia, Serbia and Jordan.

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