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Peacebuilding
In our pursuit of a world free of war and the threat of war, we are changing U.S. foreign policy from one that is overly militarized to one that prevents, mitigates, and transforms violent conflict.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
Israel/Palestine
We urge the United States to press for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, full humanitarian access, an end to U.S.
Why SNAP Matters for Formerly Incarcerated People
The House just passed a Farm Bill that will force at least two million people off of vital nutrition assistance by making harmful changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). SNAP is a vital resource for many leaving prisons and jails and returning to communities.How to Really End Endless War
If we were to take President Trump by his word alone, it might seem that we have an ally in the White House in our mission to end endless war.Momentum to Prevent Violent Conflict Builds in Congress
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee passed the Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act (S.1158) in a voice vote yesterday.Kate Gould speaks at Urgent Yemen Briefing on Saudi Arabia Arms Sales
Please join this important conference call to help prevent a further humanitarian disaster and mass famine from happening in Yemen and stop the U.S. from selling arms to Saudi Arabia.Native American Legislative Update
One month in, and Congress is diving into some complexities. Health care is not that easy to fix, it turns out. And budgets don’t balance when you throw in big spending with tax cuts. It’s all part of the reality check that visits each new Congress as it gets rolling.Congressional Recess Resources
Lawmakers will be home during the congressional recess. The resources on this page provide everything you need to engage your members of Congress on several urgent issues whether through visiting their offices or raising awareness in local media.
Washington Newsletter: “…This Thing Would Have Turned Ugly”
From New York to Los Angeles, to Harrisburg, PA, and an increasing number of cities in between, a new approach to ending gun violence, especially in marginalized communities in urban areas, is starting to bear fruit and save lives. It is called violence interrupter programs.