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Advocacy Teams Backgrounder for 2026
Since September 2, 2025, the administration has been conducting lethal strikes on civilian boats in international waters. The administration claims these strikes are to stop drug trafficking. But the extrajudicial killing of criminal suspects is illegal. It is murder. The administration has also been building up military assets near Venezuela and made threats to use force on land. It is critical that we bring an end to these unlawful strikes and prevent a new forever war.End Unlawful Boat Strikes and Prevent War in Venezuela
On January 3, the administration violated Venezuela’s sovereignty, abducting its president and his wife in an operation that involved 150 military aircraft and drones an
This Week in the World: No War with Iran
War is not the answer, and diplomacy is still possible and necessary.Legislative Pathways to Addressing the Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives
The testimony from the Oberlin, Ohio, Advocacy Team on how they are engaging in the struggle for justice and peace.Pass the Iran War Powers Resolution
The United States is now in the middle of yet another unauthorized war in the Middle East. The Trump administration’s preemptive and unauthorized military strikes against Iran are costing over $1 billion per day. These strikes have targeted senior leaders, killed children, and damaged civilian infrastructure.Bringing Our Faith into Action for Peace in Gaza
On a beautiful August morning in Richmond, VA, more than twenty Christian, Muslim, and Jewish faith leaders gathered for a day of advocacy.
Never Again Is Now: The Erasure of the Banyamulenge in Eastern Congo
History is often written after tragedy has already occurred—but for the Banyamulenge in eastern Congo, it is unfolding in real time and we have the chance to intervene now.
Just Immigration
The immigration policies we envision will allow people to migrate to the United States regardless of their wealth or skill levels, to preserve their families’ unity, to change their places of employment and to apply for lawful permanent status and eventual citizenship.Issue Brief: U.S. Policy on Landmines
Anti-personnel landmines are “designed to be exploded by the presence, proximity or contact of a person and that will incapacitate, injure or kill one or more persons.” As they are not able to distinguish between civilians and combatants, are hard to safely destroy or remove, and often fail to self-destruct or self-deactivate, landmines continue to inflict human suffering long after a conflict ends.This Week in the World: The Cascading Harms of US Aid Cuts
More than a year after the Trump administration began dismantling U.S. foreign aid programs, violence and suffering are on the rise around the globe. In recent weeks, new reports are painting a clearer picture of the cascading consequences.