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  • “We Can Persist Because We Are Not Alone”

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    This was the question FCNL faced nearly two decades ago. The “War is Not the Answer” movement had sparked widespread energy, and members of FCNL’s General Committee and staff were ready to build on that momentum.

  • Working with Native Americans to Bend the Arc of History to Justice

    Background | October 22, 2020
    FCNL’s work on Native American started soon after it established an office on Capitol Hill. The stories that arise from the decades of the work behind us are not just our stories—they are still connected to the lives of many of our relatives.

  • National Coalition Urges Congress to Confront U.S. Complicity in Civilian Harm in Gaza

    Update | January 18, 2024
    After months of devastation, there is urgent need for a meaningful debate on U.S. support for Israeli operations in both Gaza and the West Bank. This week, a coalition of more than 70 national organizations sent a letter to members of Congress urging them to support

  • Immigration Updates from Brownsville, Texas

    Update | March 7, 2018
    Recently, I visited Carnegie Mellon University and other colleges and universities in Pittsburgh, PA to recruit young adults to attend FCNL’s upcoming Spring Lobby Weekend on immigration reform. While I was there, I met Cristina, a freshman at CMU from the border community of Brownsville, TX. Cristina offered to share some of her experiences as a Mexican-American person living in a border community while immigration is such a live issue in Congress.

  • National Faith Leaders Call on President Biden to Lift Sanctions, Ensure COVID Vaccine Access

    Press Release | December 13, 2021
    Eighteen faith leaders sent a letter to President Biden calling on his administration to lift economic sanctions, ensuring humanitarian access and save lives around the world.

  • Justin Marks, 20

    Person - SLW 2018 | June 7, 2018

    I’m Mormon and gay, and grew up being really into my faith and my community. I was a big advocate for LGBTQ teens in the church and the bishop tried to excommunicate me for it. That’s when I decided I needed a new faith. The LDS church wasn’t safe for me.

  • A Religious Perspective on Carbon Pricing

    Event | August 1, 2019
    As the impacts of climate change continue to worsen, Congress is stepping up its consideration of policies that will address our contribution to climate change and support communities suffering its effects. This webinar, featuring Emily Wirzba, FCNL’s Legislative Representative for Sustainable Energy & Environment, provides a faith-based perspective on one such proposal: carbon pricing.

  • Love Is Wise. Hatred Is Foolish.

    Update | August 17, 2020
    Philosopher Bertrand Russell’s advice to future generations rings true today. He calls for intellectual integrity, whether or not the facts are convenient, and a recognition of our interconnectedness.

  • FCNL Statement on Administration’s Plan to Close Guantanamo

    Statement | October 5, 2016
    The White House released today a plan for the closure of the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. Yasmine Taeb, FCNL’s lobbyist on human rights and civil liberties made the following statement.

  • Wrapping Up Hispanic Heritage Month with a Moving Message from Mexico

    Update | October 15, 2024
    Each year from Sep. 15-Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month provides an opportunity to celebrate and honor the many vibrant contributions that our Hispanic neighbors make to our country, communities, and the world we seek.