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Minute on the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons
San Francisco Friends Meeting calls for the total abolition of all nuclear weapons.Minute on Right Relationship with Native People
Sierra-Cascades Yearly Meeting of Friends June 2022 minute on right relationships with Native people.The Failures of The War On Terror
The Friends Committee on National Legislation believes the U.S. War on Terror—the use of war and other military means to defeat terrorist groups—is based on a flawed proposition. It is simply not possible through the use of armed force to eliminate armed groups who engage in terrorism.Systems, Relationships, and History: Advocating for Peace Today
Sept. 21 marks the International Day of Peace. What does it mean to work for peace, as our country and world face painful conflicts?Minute on Climate and the EICDA
Vashon Friends Worship Group Minute on Climate and the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act (EICDA), October 2019.
Statement for Dismantling Racism
Whidbey Island Friends Meeting Statement for Dismantling Racism: A Faithful Ethical and Moral Framework, June 14, 2020
Israel and Hamas Agree to Long Overdue Ceasefire Deal in Gaza. More Action is Needed.
This is a critical step forward for peace, but the work is far from over. We must secure a permanent ceasefire, ensure the return of all remaining Israeli hostages and Palestinian political prisoners, provide unfettered access to humanitarian aid, and work toward a just and lasting peace for all.This Week in the World: Aid not Arms
Today, Senator Peter Welch (VT) re-introduced legislation to restore U.S. support for UNRWA, the U.N. agency leading humanitarian aid operations in Gaza.
This Week in the World: Momentum is Growing Against Trump's Militarism - At Home and Abroad
As we sound the alarm over the Trump administration’s militarism and authoritarianism, we continue to draw hope and inspiration from the countless stories of people taking persistent, courageous action to push back.This Week in the World: Congress Must Not Look Away from ICE Cruelty
After a months-long political standoff over immigration enforcement funding, congressional Republicans continue to push forward a $72 billion proposal without measures to hold these rogue agencies accountable.