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Two Weeks to Election Day: Let’s Harness Our Power
I’ve been reflecting on power lately – who has it and who uses it. By the numbers we, millennials and members of Generation Z, should have a lot of sway.New Bipartisan Legislation to Prevent Violent Conflict
A strong bipartisan coalition in Congress just introduced the Global Fragility Act (H.R.2116, S.727). The bill, if enacted, would require the Secretary of State to launch a government-wide initiative to “stabilize conflict-affected areas and prevent violence and fragility globally.”The House Passed H.R. 1 – What Comes Next?
Exciting news! The House just passed the most sweeping election integrity bill that we’ve seen in nearly two decades. The For The People Act (H.R. 1) contains major reforms to campaign finance, voting, and ethics rules.Celebrating the Iran Deal
Diplomacy works! And so does people-powered, pro-peace advocacy.Washington Newsletter: Growing and Deepening Our Lobbying Around the Country
FCNL constituents visited local congressional offices across the country this summer while Congress was home for the August recess. Working with staff from our Washington office, volunteers organized more than 129 lobby visits or in some cases just dropped by congressional offices.Washington Newsletter: Our Progress Towards the World We Seek
FCNL made important progress during the 115th Congress, despite the prevailing hyper-partisanship.Washington Newsletter: The Costs of Racism
Racism is not only morally wrong. It also has massive detriments to our economy.Advocacy Teams 2025 April Recess Guide
Dropping by the offices of your senators and representatives to have a face-to-face visit is the most powerful thing you can do right now.
Just follow these steps:
Justice Reform
We need crime prevention that engages the complex and pervasive causes of crime, which often are rooted in social and economic injustice. We support a system that treats juveniles as children, not as adults, and that is not biased by race, immigration status, or economic class.
Transforming Justice
We need crime prevention that engages the complex and pervasive causes of crime, which often are rooted in social and economic injustice. We support a system that treats juveniles as children, not as adults, and that is not biased by race, immigration status, or economic class.