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  • No More Gun Violence #EnoughIsEnough

    Update | March 15, 2018
    This morning, I put on my coat and joined FCNL staff on the sidewalk facing the Hart Senate Building. For 17 minutes, we joined the hundreds of thousands of school children, teachers, parents and allies all over the world who walked out of their classrooms and places of work, and with their bodies and voices, said enough is enough.
  • Congress Needs to Ask Hard Questions About U.S. Foreign Policy

    Statement | March 13, 2018
    The president’s firing of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson managed to add insult to the year of injury that has been visited on the State Department and U.S. foreign policy.
  • Peniel Ibe

    Person - SLW 2018 Workshops/Panelists  | March 13, 2018

    Peniel is the policy fellow at the American Friends Service Committee. She is interested in international development, humanitarian crisis management, and public policy.

  • US senators want vote to end support for Saudi Arabia in Yemen war

    FCNL in the News | March 8, 2018

    “Under this legislation, no longer would U.S. pilots serve as gas station attendants in the sky to refuel Saudi and UAE bombers that rein down terror on Yemeni men, women and children,” said Kate Gould, of the anti-war advocacy group Friends Committee on National Legislation.

  • Immigration Updates from Brownsville, Texas

    Update | March 7, 2018
    Recently, I visited Carnegie Mellon University and other colleges and universities in Pittsburgh, PA to recruit young adults to attend FCNL’s upcoming Spring Lobby Weekend on immigration reform. While I was there, I met Cristina, a freshman at CMU from the border community of Brownsville, TX. Cristina offered to share some of her experiences as a Mexican-American person living in a border community while immigration is such a live issue in Congress.
  • Senators Try To Rein In Saudi Arabia’s Brutal U.S.-Backed Campaign In Yemen

    Update | March 7, 2018

    Capitol Hill conversations about Yemen that used to focus primarily on the impact of U.S.-supported airstrikes now broadly cover the general devastation of the nation, which is also facing an unprecedented outbreak of cholera, according to Kate Gould of the anti-war advocacy group Friends Committ

  • GOP Senator Stalls Trump Nominee Over Saudi Handling Of U.S. Aid For Starving Yemenis

    Update | March 7, 2018

    “[It’s] past time for a nomination to be put on hold until the State Department answers some basic questions about what tortured legal rationale the US is using to aid and abet the Saudi-led slaughter in Yemen that has plunged millions to the brink of starvation,” Kate Gould of the Friends Commit

  • Trump pressures Saudi Arabia on Yemen blockade

    Update | March 7, 2018

    Kate Gould, legislative director for Middle East policy for the Friends Committee on National Legislation, said Trump’s statement Wednesday was a welcome development.

  • Progressive champion Sanders joins fight against Yemen war

    FCNL in the News | March 6, 2018

    “The two of them working together is certainly going to attract a lot of media attention and there’s been a lot of grassroots support for this issue,” said Kate Gould, the legislative director for Middle East Policy at the Friends Committee on National Legislation, a Quaker lobby.

  • FCNL Joins 24 other Organizations in Calling on Administration to Resettle Religious Minority Refugees

    Letter | March 6, 2018
    On February 27, 2018, FCNL and 24 other organizations sent a letter to the administration calling for the U.S. to fulfill its promise to resettle refugees who are Iranian religious minorities.