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Faith Statements on Nuclear Disarmament
There is broad, interfaith support for a world free of nuclear weapons.Quaker Communities Speak on the War in Israel-Palestine
As violence escalates and reverberates in the Middle East, Friends feel a call to act. For many, that action includes working in their own community to distill their grief, fear, confusion, and concern into a collective and corporate statement of belief and action.
Quaker Statements on Police Violence and Racism
This collection of Quaker minutes and statements on police violence and racism come from Quaker organizations, meetings, and churches. Black lives matter. FCNL and the larger Quaker world are proclaiming this truth in our communities, our actions, and our statements.Reverend Barber Reminds Advocates that an Attack on Affordable Healthcare Is an Attack on People of Color
A repeal of the ACA risks deepening the racial health gap in the U.SStaff & Governance
The Friends Committee on National Legislation and the FCNL Education Fund are governed by members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).Press Room
See the latest press releases from FCNL.Six Tips for Participating in FCNL’s Legislative Priorities Process
A distinctive feature of the Friends Committee on National Legislation is our practice of asking Quakers around the country to help shape our work. This input becomes the basis of FCNL’s legislative advocacy in the coming Congress. Here are six tips to help you engage successfully and faithfully with this process in your community.H.R. 40 and the Quaker Push for Reparations
Learn how Quakers and friends are advocating for reparations in public policy and engaging in reparations projects in local communities.Drilling Sacred Lands: A Monumental Disgrace
Two national monuments are facing potential pollution, contamination, and desecration. When the administration revoked the protected status of Bears Ears Monument and Chaco Canyon, it opened the land to drilling and mining putting the environment at risk while breaching the trust and sovereignty of tribal nations.