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  • Advocacy Teams August 2025 Recess Guide

    Resource | 

    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:

  • Rooting Out White Supremacy in our Nation

    Background | August 14, 2017
    What transpired in Charlottesville, VA unnerves and grieves us. It is a manifestation of fear and hatred that is contrary to the world we seek - a society with justice and equity for all.
  • Kate Gould Quoted in CQ Article on Military Aid to Egypt

    FCNL in the News | October 13, 2016
    The Pentagon and State Department are not properly vetting Egyptian security forces receiving U.S. training and defense equipment, according to a congressional audit published on Thursday.
  • Peter Murchison

    Person | May 26, 2023
    Peter Murchison is on a multi-month assignment to extend and enrich FCNL’s policy and advocacy work on gun violence prevention. Peter has been actively advocating on the issue since the Sandy Hook shootings, which took the life of his 7-year-old nephew Daniel Barden.
  • Voting to Rein in Starvation, Torture and U.S. War in Yemen

    Update | May 4, 2021
    This marks a momentous week for Congress on re-examining the U.S. role in Yemen, and its facilitation of the world’s largest humanitarian crisis in the country. Just this week, members of Congress in both the House and the Senate have voted in favor of reining in U.S. support for starvation, torture and war led by the U.S.’ Gulf allies in Yemen.
  • The Olympics Are Concluding, But Diplomacy Can Endure

    Update | August 17, 2020
    While every Olympics is fraught with the political intrigue of hundreds of nations coming together under one roof, this Olympics felt different. The stakes seemed a little higher. And the prospect for diplomatic progress between North and South Korea felt closer than it has for a long time. Now, as the Olympics draw to a close, the U.S., North Korea, and South Korea each have to do their part to keep the diplomatic torch burning.
  • U.S. Climate Policy: What's Next?

    Background | August 17, 2020
    On June 1, President Trump announced his decision to withdraw the United Stated from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s Paris Agreement.
  • Faith Groups to Congress: Support Peace Through Diplomacy in Ukraine

    Letter | July 18, 2022
    It has been more than four months since Russia invaded Ukraine. In response to the terrible human toll of this illegal assault, FCNL led 23 faith organizations in sending a letter to every member of Congress today urging lawmakers to avoid actions that would escalate, expand, or prolong the war in Ukraine.
  • Iran

    Page | May 3, 2024

    The Trump administration’s withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, President Biden’s failure to restore it, and the war in Gaza have dramatically increased tensions with Iran.

  • An Unfinished Democracy

    Update | September 9, 2020
    As we commemorate our 244th year as a nation this Fourth of July, we know that the struggle for equality and freedom is at a critical juncture. Ours is an unfinished democracy as we live with the legacy of slavery, white supremacy, institutional racism, and oppression. Far too many people today experience ongoing discrimination and hate based on race, religion, or ethnicity.