FCNL Policy Statement

The FCNL General Committee, or board of governors, determines the legislative policy and priorities of the organization. The FCNL Policy Statement sets forth FCNL's broad objectives for public policy. The Policy Statement covers a range of issues, organized by the four "we seeks" in FCNL's mission statement. The General Committee revises and updates the Policy Statement on an ongoing basis. FCNL's legislative priorities for each Congress are drawn from the policy statement. The General Committee approved the current statement in November 2003.

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Introduction
	We seek a world free of war and the threat of war.
	Section 1. Building the Framework for Peace Section 2. Reducing Armaments Section 3. Preventing and Resolving Violent Conflicts Challenge Section 4. Building Mutual Understanding and Trust


	We seek a society with equity and justice for all.
	Section 1. Governmental Institutions Electoral Processes District of Columbia Government Accountability and Transparency Criminal justice Section 2. Civil Liberties and Civil Rights Communities Free of Violence Section 3. A Society Free of Racism Section 4. Relationships with Native Americans Section 5. Immigration and Refugees



	We seek a community where every person's potential may be fulfilled.
	Section 1. Fostering Economic Justice Domestic Economic Life Global Economic Interdependence Employment Section 2. Building Viable Communities Health Care Challenge Education Housing Families and Households with Children Agriculture Transportation



	We seek an earth restored.
	Section 1. Caring for the Earth Section 2. Population and Consumption Section 3. Global Climate Change and Energy Policy Section 4. Environmental Restoration and Regeneration
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