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  • Addressing the Legacy of Indian Boarding Schools

    Page | January 31, 2023
    In the 19th and early 20th centuries, Christian churches collaborated with the government to create hundreds of boarding schools for Native American children.

  • Grace in Generational Transition: Raising Up Young Adult Leaders

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    How can the Religious Society of Friends gracefully navigate generational transitions and work to raise up young adult leadership in our communities? ​Join FCNL and New England Quakers for this online conversation on Monday, Nov. 1 at 7:00 p.m. EDT.

  • We're Working to Uproot Racism and We Need You with Us

    Update | September 3, 2024

    We are seeking a peaceful, equitable, and just world. We bring this vision into reality by working in coalition with like-minded organizations and friends to confront systemic racism in our communities.

  • Faith Statements on Nuclear Disarmament

    Background | October 14, 2016
    There is broad, interfaith support for a world free of nuclear weapons.

  • Update: Where the Farm Bill Stands Now

    Update | July 3, 2018
    On Thursday, June 28, the Senate passed H.R. 2, the Agriculture and Nutrition Act, better known as the Senate farm bill. The bill passed by an overwhelming vote of 86-11 and without any harmful amendments. This was a huge victory.

  • Listening and Discerning Legislative Priorities

    Event | August 17, 2020
    Every two years, FCNL asks Friends around the country for help in setting the focus of our advocacy work.

  • Quaker Statements on Police Violence and Racism

    Meeting Minute | January 5, 2021
    This collection of Quaker minutes and statements on police violence and racism come from Quaker organizations, meetings, and churches. Black lives matter. FCNL and the larger Quaker world are proclaiming this truth in our communities, our actions, and our statements.

  • Drilling Sacred Lands: A Monumental Disgrace

    Update | July 31, 2023
    Two national monuments are facing potential pollution, contamination, and desecration. When the administration revoked the protected status of Bears Ears Monument and Chaco Canyon, it opened the land to drilling and mining putting the environment at risk while breaching the trust and sovereignty of tribal nations.

  • Inside the Greenhouse

    Inside the Greenhouse | June 17, 2020
    Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly newsletter about FCNL’s environmental work, ways to engage members of Congress, and stories that impact our work.

  • We Seek Economic Justice

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    The World We Seek guides the efforts of the Friends Committee on National Legislation.