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Congress is Out for Seven Weeks
What did they finish? What’s still on the to-do list? Check out what the Appropriations Committees just finished for rural, agricultural and tribal college funding.This Week in the World: A Better Path to Averting a Shutdown
As the week comes to a close, the prospect of a government shutdown is looming once again.
Negotiations have dragged out between Congressional leaders and the Trump administration to pass a Continuing Resolution (CR) before midnight Friday to keep the government open.
Towards the World We Seek: FCNL 2024-2028 Strategic Plan
This five-year plan is not merely a document; it is a strategic commitment to the future. In a world marked by rapid change and unpredictability, this plan serves as a compass to guide our way. It will enable us to stay the course when needed and to bravely chart new paths when those are needed to realize our vision of the world we seek.Inside the Greenhouse
Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly newsletter about FCNL’s environmental work, ways to engage members of Congress, and stories that impact our work.5 Things Pres. Obama Should Do in Kenya
We Kenyans are excited at the news that President Barack Obama will be visiting our country in late July and the impact the visit could have on how our two countries view each other.Q&A: Telling the Truth with David Hartsough
David Hartsough, a former staff member of FCNL, is the author of the book Waging Peace: Global Adventures of a Lifelong Activist. This Q&A is excerpted from a 2022 interview for FCNL’s oral archives conducted by Kristen Archer.Quakers: A Quick Guide
Quakers: A Quick Guide
FCNL Statement on the Implications of the Flores Settlement Agreement
FCNL submitted a statement for the record in response to a Senate hearing on the child welfare standards that have prevented the expansion of family detention.Help! My Representatives Are Great. What Now?
Your work isn’t over on Election Day. While your members of Congress might agree with you, are they leaders on issues you care about, or are they sitting on the sidelines? Work with your members of Congress to advance peace and justice.Help Recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month This October
American Indians and Alaska Natives face some of the highest rates of domestic violence and often go without supportive services for safety, justice, and healing. As we observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month, FCNL is joining the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center, survivors of violence, Tribal governments and communities, programs, and advocates in raising awareness of this critical issue impacting Native communities across the country.