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  • Congress is Out for Seven Weeks

    Update | October 5, 2016
    What did they finish? What’s still on the to-do list? Check out what the Appropriations Committees just finished for rural, agricultural and tribal college funding.
  • Outreach Conversations

    Advocacy Resource | February 3, 2021
    Lobbying with a group multiplies your power; every person’s stories and connections can help move policy change forward. Finding a group to lobby with takes intentional conversations – just like a lobby visit!
  • Biden Relief Proposal Seeks to Address Health and Economic Crisis

    Update | January 15, 2021
    Incoming President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris have introduced their American Rescue Plan. The proposal outlines strong relief to give the country the tools it needs to address the health and economic crises.
  • It's Time to Move Beyond First Steps in Banning Landmines

    Update | June 24, 2021
    No U.S. president has ever signed the Mine Ban Treaty or directed full compliance with it.
  • H.R. 40: The Path to Restorative Justice

    Update | March 15, 2022
    Despite their enormous impact on the United States economy, African American people were never paid for their contributions. The effects of this foundational injustice continue to reverberate in American society today with ongoing impacts on education, healthcare, housing, labor, income, and so much more. Congress is finally taking steps to address this injustice with the introduction of H.R. 40—a bill to establish a commission to study and develop reparation proposals for African-Americans.
  • June 2024: Inside the Greenhouse

    Inside the Greenhouse | June 24, 2024
    FCNL welcomes climate discussions between the two rivals, China and the US.
  • Organizing Among Diasporas for Peace

    Update | January 7, 2024
    At the inaugural Diaspora Organizer Gathering at Friends Place on Capitol Hill this fall, I spent four transformative days sharing, learning, and connecting with organizers from across the country. They were all there from different diaspora—communities who have been dispersed from their homelands—and activist backgrounds.
  • This Week in the World: A New Year, A New Congress, and New Chapter for Our Work

    This Week in the World | January 3, 2025

    As we begin a new year, we are preparing for a new chapter for our advocacy.

    With the new Trump administration just weeks away, the 119th Congress is officially underway with new members being sworn in beginning today.

  • This Week in the World: On the 23rd anniversary of Guantanamo, it is time to close it

    This Week in the World | January 10, 2025

    Tomorrow, January 11, 2002, 23 years ago, Guantánamo was opened as a prison for the War on Terror.

  • This Week in the World: Working Toward a Future Free from the Nuclear Shadow

    This Week in the World | August 9, 2024

    This week, we mourned and honored the more than 100,000 people who were killed in the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 79 years ago.