Former Staff

Doris Quintanilla assists the Communications team with a particular focus on digital advocacy and fundraising. Her primary responsibility is to onboard people engaged through digital ad campaigns, produce reports, and to support with emails and website content.

Abibat Rahman-Davies served as FCNL’s legislative representative for economic justice from 2021-2022. As a part of the domestic policy team, she supports the legislative director and domestic policy team’s efforts to change government policy and practice for the better.

Diane Randall served as the General Secretary of the Friends Committee on National Legislation from 2011-2021. She was the fourth General Secretary and first woman to hold the position.

Thomas Raskin is the Program Assistant for Middle East policy at FCNL, where he facilitates lobbying visits and manages constituent relations, working with supporters throughout the country to maximize the effectiveness of their nonviolent advocacy. As a liaison to FCNL’s partners, he also updates FCNL’s social media accounts and keeps other organizations apprised of FCNL’s latest efforts to foster diplomacy in the Middle East.

Asma Rassem served as the 2021 Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace fellow at FCNL. In this capacity, she provided program support for the peacebuilding team and specifically for the Prevention and Protection Working Group (PPWG).

Nuria Raul assists the Peacebuilding team in their efforts to lobby for U.S. foreign policy that aims to prevent and abate violent conflict globally.

Jeri Rhodes was responsible for the financial, administrative and facilities operations at FCNL. She directed the team managing financial planning, budgeting, accounting, human resources, personnel, information technology, facilities and general administration.

Sara Robich served as FCNL’s Data Systems Manager. in that role she was responsible for maximizing the capacity of FCNL’s data systems to provide effective and efficient flows for various uses throughout the organization.

Diana Roose serves as the Friend in Residence at FCNL. Her particular perspective as a longtime Quaker activist is useful in strengthening FCNL’s advocacy and research. She comes to FCNL as a member of the Oberlin (Ohio) Friends Meeting, and the Lake Erie Yearly Meeting. An Ohio native, she believes in working for social change at the local level.

Emily Sajewski served as FCNL’s Senior Visual Arts Manager. In that capacity she worked with the Communications team to engage FCNL’s network through social media.