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Representatives of Faith Communities Urge President-elect Trump to Act on Values
Grounded in a belief in the fundamental dignity of all people, Executive Secretary Diane Randall and representatives of over a dozen other faith communities wrote President-elect Trump expressing their hope that he will uphold human rights and the principles of democracy throughout his time in office.A Case Study in Effective Constituent Advocacy
Bob Schultz, a member of FCNL’s General Committee and a dedicated citizen lobbyist, has been working for years to cultivate bipartisan political will to address climate change in Congress.25 Religious Organizations Express Disappointment on Paris Agreement Withdrawal
On June 5th, 25 religious organizations sent a letter to the Administration and Congress expressing disappointment at the decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement.Kenya: Lessons for U.S. Policy
What are the consequences of a militarized counterterrorism policy? How can the U.S. help build peace? Kenya provides examples both of a failed military-first approach and the alternatives.Remove Donald Trump Immediately
The Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) urges the immediate removal of President Donald Trump due to his inability to carry out his responsibilities, and the clear and present danger of his continuation as U.S. President.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.