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July Quaker Changemaker Event: Advocacy and the Arts
We’ve seen how creative advocacy like baking peace dove cookies and singing to senators has brought imagination, heart, and humanity to Friends’ advocacy with FCNL—and how it has led to major breakthroughs in relationship-building with members of Congress. FCNL’s July Quaker Changemakers event will elevate creative advocacy in a discussion about music and political change.Quaker Statements on Just Migration
Many Quaker organizations, meetings, and churches are sharing their concern about welcome and migrationCelebrating Quaker Changemakers
For Quakers, faith is not practiced only in a particular building, on a particular day of the week. We are invited to let our lives speak, to demonstrate our beliefs with each decision and action.
The Journey for Just Migration Policy
Join us to learn how FCNL, Friends, and like-minded advocates are working together to find a pathway to citizenship and advocate for humane migration policies.We Seek a Just Migration System
The World We Seek guides the efforts of the Friends Committee on National Legislation.
Just Migration: Seeing Beyond the Border
FCNL will host a conversation about faith and community work on the border and across the nation, exploring how we can advance policies that uphold the worth of every individual. Speakers joining us are Jennifer Long, Anika Forest, and Bridget Moix.Washington Newsletter: Just Migration Policy
FCNL has grounded our advocacy in support of immigrant communities as part of our broader mission to advance peace and justice.Five Pieces of Wisdom from Quaker Changemakers
Each month, FCNL brings individual Friends’ witness in the world into conversation with Quaker advocacy work through our Quaker Changemaker event series. Here are some highlights from this past years’ events.A Just Migration Policy for the Climate Change Future
As extreme weather events and environmental disasters surge around the globe, the role of the climate crisis in driving forced migration is starting to receive growing policy attention.A Quaker Statement on Migration
This statement was developed by American Friends Service Committee, Britain Yearly Meeting, Friends Committee for National Legislation, Quaker Council for European Affairs, and Quaker United Nations Office. It draws on their Quaker foundations and work with migrants and on migration.