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  • Getry Agizah

    Person | October 7, 2016

    Getry is a Kenyan Quaker who works to build peace to her community.

  • Advocacy Teams Make Their Voices Heard During August Recess

    Update | September 7, 2022
    In the past few weeks, Advocacy Teams in Iowa and Utah seized this key window for action. Their stories of meaningful relationship-building with members of Congress are inspiring examples of the power of constituent-led advocacy.
  • Systems, Relationships, and History: Advocating for Peace Today

    Background | September 17, 2020
    Sept. 21 marks the International Day of Peace. What does it mean to work for peace, as our country and world face painful conflicts?
  • Resources

    Page | September 24, 2020
  • Gifts From Your Will or Trust

    Page | January 5, 2021

    For example, your bequest can be a stated dollar amount, or you can bequeath specific property to Friends Committee on National Legislation.

  • Bipartisan Group Urges Congress to Prevent War Through NDAA

    Letter | September 5, 2019
    Progressive and conservative advocacy groups are united in calling on Congress to make ending and preventing war a top priority in the FY 2020 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
  • What We're Reading on North Korea

    Update | May 31, 2018
    It’s easy to become overwhelmed with the constant stream of rapidly changing news about North Korea. However, we’ve assembled these articles to offer you important context and perspectives on the current crisis, demonstrating the consequences for choosing war and the opportunities possible with diplomacy.
  • Now Is the Time: VOTE

    Update | October 31, 2016
    Now is the time to exercise a fundamental benefit of our citizenship: VOTE in this election.
  • This Week in the World: International Advocacy for Climate Justice

    This Week in the World | December 6, 2024

    This week, FCNL’s Daren Caughron reflected on his experience attending

  • Our Approach

    Page | July 26, 2023

    Because our lawmakers are making decisions about people’s lives, we must be ready to work with them, regardless of party or agreement on all issues. We meet both policymakers and advocates where they are and seek opportunities to work together where there is common ground.