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  • Drones Reports Reveal Problems

    Background | October 14, 2016
    Researchers from some of the United States’ top legal programs have published in-depth analyses of the legal, strategic and ethical dimensions of the U.S. drones program. Their works help to provide facts and support for FCNL’s principled call to end the problematic use of armed drones around the world. Here is what they found

  • December 2024: Inside the Greenhouse

    Inside the Greenhouse | December 16, 2024

    Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis. 

  • Faith Leaders Oppose Rescinding Critical Program for Immigrant Youth

    Press Release | December 9, 2020
    Faith leaders from various traditions stand united in opposition to the President’s decision, and in support of DACA-recipients. Faith communities across the country urge Members of Congress to stand in solidarity with immigrant youth and support an immediate, clean passage of S.1615/H.R.3440, the Dream Act of 2017.

  • Prioritizing the Needs of Impacted Communities in a Time of Energy Transition

    Update | June 22, 2023
    To learn how FCNL can better support communities that depend on the fossil fuel industry in this transition, we traveled to West Virginia, where 96% of all energy consumed or exported is derived from fossil fuels. We met with representatives from grassroots organizations and Quaker groups to hear their stories.

  • Designate and Donate from Your Retirement Plan

    Page | December 16, 2020

    How It Works

    • Contact the plan custodian or account holder about a TOD (Transfer on Death) or beneficiary designation form.
    • Designate FCNL to receive all or a portion of the assets held in the retirement plan.

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  • Native Boarding School Report Tells the Truth but Doesn't Go Far Enough

    Update | August 8, 2024

    While Congress continues to consider federal legislation for Truth and Healing from the trauma of Indian boarding schools, the Department of the Interior, led by Secretary Deb Haaland, has continued its own investigation.

  • Over 75 Organizations Send Letter to Congress Opposing the Rescission of Foreign Assistance

    Press Release | 
    In a letter sent to Congress yesterday, leading anti-hunger, anti-poverty, environmental, faith-based, gender equality, global health, humanitarian aid, human rights, peacebuilding and refugee agencies urged Members to “oppose the rescission of any foreign assistance funds related to urgent human needs, including food, medical and humanitarian aid, and to global stability and resilience, such as peacebuilding, poverty-focused development assistance, climate resilience and good governance.”

  • Q&A: Children Support a Ceasefire in Gaza

    Update | June 14, 2024

    Early this year, Hassan El-Tayyab returned to Ramallah Friends School in the West Bank. In talking with students, he asked them if they support a ceasefire in Gaza and their hopes for Palestine.

  • Advocacy Teams Make Their Voices Heard During August Recess

    Update | September 7, 2022
    In the past few weeks, Advocacy Teams in Iowa and Utah seized this key window for action. Their stories of meaningful relationship-building with members of Congress are inspiring examples of the power of constituent-led advocacy.

  • Bipartisan Group Urges Congress to Prevent War Through NDAA

    Letter | September 5, 2019
    Progressive and conservative advocacy groups are united in calling on Congress to make ending and preventing war a top priority in the FY 2020 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).