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Advocacy Teams Bingo
Use the bingo card and accompanying descriptions will guide your Advocacy Team through 24 powerful ways to create a more peaceful and just world.Biden Signals Support for Nuclear Diplomacy While Congress Turns Up the Heat on New START Treaty
With the danger of a nuclear arms race and nuclear war rising, President Biden, backed by Congress, must reestablish nuclear disarmament diplomacy and reinforce de-escalation efforts.New Strategic Plan Generates Hope
When talking about the 2024-2028 FCNL Strategic Plan: Towards the World We Seek, governors and staff often described it as exciting and hopeful. Exciting because it builds on the huge gains of the past and hopeful because it delineates a path through the world of now and the not yet.This Week in the World: Israel Invades Lebanon, U.S. Must Cut Off More Weapons
We are holding everyone threatened by the escalating violence in Lebanon, Israel, and Gaza in the light.
Thank you for taking action for a ceasefire!
Thank you for writing to your members of Congress to urge them to publicly support a ceasefire and expanded humanitarian aid in Gaza.
You can level up your advocacy by sharing with your community why you wrote your members of Congress.
April 2024: Inside the Greenhouse
With climate experts forecasting that these extreme heat events will grow more frequent and intense, we need urgent action to protect vulnerable communities worldwide.Fleeing Isn’t a Choice—It’s Survival
I didn’t choose to flee my country—I was forced to.
This Week in the World: Bombs into Bracelets: Addressing the Legacy of War
From 1964-1973, the United States dropped more than 250 million bombs on Laos. This was equivalent to one planeload of bombs every eight minutes, 24 hours a day, for nine years. Tens of thousands of civilians were killed.
But the harm did not end there.
This Week in the World: Solidarity and Hope Amid Chaos and Injustices
The second week of the new Donald Trump administration brought more pain, fear, and confusion.
President Trump’s executive actions obstructing federal funding fueled more chaos, with far-reaching consequences for millions across the country and the globe.
DOJ must restore life-saving grants to Community Violence Intervention; Congress has a duty to act
In April, President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) cut millions in grants to be consistent with the administration’s agenda to slash executive programs and spending. Ultimately, cutting these grants will cause greater risks to the public, more danger to law enforcement, and more gun deaths across the nation.