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Migration Justice
Based on a core principle of Quakerism – that there is that of God in everyone – we are called to encounter one another with love and compassion, regardless of place of birth, religion, or race.Advocacy Teams Backgrounder for 2023
Around the world, communities are facing ongoing violence and political instability intensified by the impacts of climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic and global food insecurity.Advocacy Corps 2023-2024
Meet the 2023-2024 class of Advocacy Corps Organizers. These young adults from around the United States will be advocating for Congress to build safer communities by investing in violence interrupters.Support Full Military Withdrawal from Afghanistan
Ramp Up Bilateral and Multilateral Diplomatic Efforts
Before the most recent talks, the United States had other key opportunities across its nearly twenty-year war in Afghanistan to facilitate a negotiated settlement but squandered each of them, prolonging the violence and losing more leverage along the way.
Support Long-term Afghan-led Solutions
Afghanistan still depends upon foreign assistance for its survival. Even Taliban leadership has acknowledged that Afghanistan will require international development aid moving forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
FCNL has provided our responses to commonly raised questions regarding military withdrawal from Afghanistan.Peacebuilding: Frequently Asked Questions
Peacebuilding is a long-term, often generational process that addresses the underlying causes of violent conflict. It seeks to resolve injustices through nonviolent approaches.The Saudi-led War in Yemen: Frequently Asked Questions
Yemen’s political instability began after a 2011 Arab Spring uprising that ousted President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who had been in power since 1990.