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  • FCNL Applauds Homeland Security Advisory Council Vote Urging a Reduction of Privatized Detention

    Press Release | December 9, 2020
    A strong majority of Homeland Security Advisory Council members voted to phase out private prisons, in a surprising dissent from the group’s draft recommendation to continue DHS use of private prisons.
  • On Visit to Kenya, President Obama Should Push for Change

    FCNL in the News | October 6, 2016
    President Obama is set to visit his father’s homeland, which no doubt will be meaningful for Mr. Obama and for Kenyans who share a special connection to this US president with ancestral roots in Kenya.
  • Big Changes to Health Care

    Background | January 26, 2017
    Tribal members rely on a broad network of health care services and financing mechanisms, not just the Indian Health Service or tribal programs. How will this complex network be affected by proposals to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act?
  • Budgeting in an Uncertain World

    Update | January 26, 2017
    On January 23, the Senate gave final approval to S. Con. Res. 3, the budget resolution for Fiscal Year 2017. It was due last April. Why now? Why bother, when the fiscal year has been underway since last October 1? Inside the beltway, this is all fascinating news, the subject of much discussion, many rumors, and maybe even some bets. But it’s an action that will have consequences for us all, so we need to pay attention. What’s going on?
  • Israel/Palestine

    Page | September 10, 2024

    We urge the United States to press for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, full humanitarian access, an end to U.S.

  • Solidarity with Indian Country

    Page | February 3, 2025

    Note: FCNL’s commitment to solidarity with Native American communities is rooted in the World We Seek, which is quoted below.

  • Addressing Police Violence

    Page | March 2, 2021
  • Holding Candidates Accountable

    Event |  -
    Everyone is talking about the upcoming elections, and for good reason: We have the opportunity to elect lawmakers who will support us in Congress.
  • Sick and Tired of Tragedies at the Hands of Police

    Update | October 22, 2020
    Jacob Blake. Another name in the long list of Black men and women shot by police. This time a father, security guard, and a sibling. He was shot multiple times while his children watched from the car. Just imagine being a small child and witnessing your father being gunned down by police. Thankfully, they did not take his life.
  • Health Care

    Page | November 3, 2020

    Universal access to affordable, effective, comprehensive health care is necessary to allow all people to fulfill their potential. Comprehensive health care includes primary, acute and long-term care as well as mental health and substance abuse treatment.