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The work of FCNL's network across the country makes our lobbying in Washington, DC much more powerful and effective.
Thanks to all who came out for FCNL's Spring Lobby Weekend 2009! About 50 people, including a large contingent from Wilmington College in Ohio, came to Washington, DC to be trained by FCNL lobbyists on such issues as nuclear disarmament and diplomacy with Iran.
See a slide show and FCNL's report on how the lobby days went.
Contacting Congress
Do you know who your members of Congress are and how to reach them? Ever wonder on which committees they serve (and thus the issues on which they are likely to have the most influence)?
You can find all this information and more on our website, and this handy flyer (PDF) will walk you through the process.
How to Lobby by Email, Phone, Letter, or Fax
How can you increase the chances that your communication will be noticed among the thousands of messages that come into congressional offices each month? Find out FCNL's tips on communicating with Congress (PDF).
Use FCNL's action center to email or fax your members of Congress directly and find sample messages on FCNL's priority issues.
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How to Have a Successful Lobby Visit
Meeting with members of Congress or their staff and developing a personal relationship are the most effective ways to influence the legislators' position on an issue. Find out eight tips for a successful lobby visit (PDF).
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04/28/2009
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