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FCNL Calls on House Appropriators to Cut Wasteful Defense Spending
General Secretary Diane Randall called on appropriators to cut unnecessary defense spending, improve transparency, and reorient the U.S. national budget towards peace and justice.To Create a Brighter Future, We Must Address Our Past
In 2021, the bodies of nine Native American children who died at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School were return
This Week in the World: Our Communities Deserve Dignity and Respect, Not Fear and Force
Developing: Israel attacks Iran military and nuclear program
Last night, Israel suddenly attacked Iran’s nuclear program and mili
This Week in the World: Senators Must Save Lives and Protect Aid
Next week, the Senate is expected to vote on a bill with life-or-death consequences for millions of the world’s most vulnerable people.
The police raid of a UK Quaker meeting house has backfired, not surprisingly
Reposted from Waging Nonviolence: read the original here.
This Week in the World: Middle East Violence Spreads
The violence from the war in Gaza is extending far beyond the borders of Israel/Palestine, from Yemen to Washington, D.C.
This Week in the World: Reflections on 80th Hiroshima and Nagasaki Anniversaries
This week marks 80 years since the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
October 2025: Native American Legislative Update
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November 2025: Native American Legislative Update
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Happy Native American Heritage Month. This month, and every month, FCNL is proud to advocate alongside our Native community members. We are incredibly grateful for the contributions of Native communities to our work.
From Immigration Abuses to a Future of Safety and Dignity
A Year of Upheaval
Over the past year, the American immigration system has been dramatically reshaped. Refugees who had undergone years of vetting remain stranded overseas after the Trump administration suspended processing and resettlement for most individuals fleeing persecution.