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  • December 2020: Inside the Greenhouse

    Inside the Greenhouse | December 17, 2020
    As President-elect Joe Biden begins to name key members of his administration, he is continuing his commitment to make climate change a central focus. As special presidential envoy for climate—a newly created role—former Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to guide the United States back into the Paris Climate Agreement and recommit to global climate cooperation. In December, Biden is expected to name Kerry’s domestic climate policy counterpart.

  • Impeach Trump

    Statement | January 12, 2021
    As people of faith, we support this second impeachment of Donald Trump and holding his allies accountable. No one, not even the president and his allies, should be above the law.

  • Q&A: Nothing More Evil than Nuclear Weapons

    Background | June 25, 2021
    Q: What brought you to nuclear disarmament work?

  • December Offers Last Chance for Advancing Peace and Justice in the 117th Congress

    Update | December 16, 2022
    Congress is working to pass a big omnibus spending bill before adjourning for the year. We see opportunities for this massive legislation to carry some critical FCNL priorities.

  • The Most Significant Climate Legislation in U.S. History

    Update | August 17, 2022
    Two weeks ago, prospects seemed grim for U.S. climate change policy. And with a series of climate disasters sweeping the globe, congressional failure to act felt doubly painful.

  • Building Grassroots Momentum for Peace in Yemen

    Update | September 1, 2022

  • Putting Dialogue and Cooperation First In U.S.-China Relations

    Update | February 1, 2022
    Congress is currently considering legislation that could have a big impact on the U.S.-China relationship moving forward. As lawmakers negotiate the United States Innovation and Competition Act of 2021 (S.1260), and its House counterpart, the America COMPETES Act (H.R. 2541), advocates are increasingly concerned the bills, unless significantly revised, are likely to do more harm than good.

  • June 2024: Native American Legislative Update

    Native American Legislative Update | June 26, 2024
    In a bipartisan vote on June 13, the Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policies Act (H.R. 7227) passed the House Education and Workforce Committee 34 to 4. This is a major win for Native American communities, survivors, and their descendants, who were terrorized by these policies for decades. The bill now needs to be approved by two other committees for a floor vote.

  • This Week in the World: New Arms Shipments to Israel Send a Message of Impunity

    This Week in the World | July 12, 2024
    The Biden administration is moving forward with a new shipment of 1,700 500-pound bombs to Israel, reversing its vow to suspend weapons transfers if Israel moved forward with its assault on Rafah.

  • FCNL Celebrates the Reauthorization of the Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act

    Update | May 9, 2024
    Thanks to bicameral, bipartisan action, Congress recently extended a key reporting requirement for another six years, demonstrating a renewed commitment to atrocity prevention work.