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  • Who Is in the Bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus in the 115th Congress?

    Background | January 28, 2019
    The House Climate Solutions Caucus is a bipartisan group of legislators that meets regularly to advance climate solutions. The mission of the Climate Solutions Caucus is to educate members on economically-viable options to reduce climate risk and to explore bipartisan policy options that address the impacts, causes, and challenges of our changing climate.

  • Drones Reports Reveal Problems

    Background | October 14, 2016
    Researchers from some of the United States’ top legal programs have published in-depth analyses of the legal, strategic and ethical dimensions of the U.S. drones program. Their works help to provide facts and support for FCNL’s principled call to end the problematic use of armed drones around the world. Here is what they found

  • Success! Senate Shelves Anti-Diplomacy Move to Block U.S. Purchase of Iran's Heavy Water

    Update | November 28, 2016
    Sen. Tom Cotton’s anti-Iran diplomacy amendment to the Senate Energy and Water appropriations bill would have undermined the Iran deal and might have obstructed the deal’s successful implementation.

  • #ProtectOurCare: Don't Repeal Obamacare Without Replacement

    Update | January 26, 2017
    Congress is moving quickly to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA). While the ACA isn’t a perfect law, any plan to repeal it without a comprehensive replacement in the same legislation is dangerous.

  • December 2024: Inside the Greenhouse

    Inside the Greenhouse | December 16, 2024

    Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis. 

  • Calling for a Permanent Ceasefire: Advocacy Toolkit

    Background | February 13, 2025
    FCNL is mobilizing advocates for peace to urge lawmakers to support a permanent ceasefire, prioritize humanitarian aid in Gaza, and secure the release of all hostages.

  • 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?

  • Native Boarding School Report Tells the Truth but Doesn't Go Far Enough

    Update | August 8, 2024

    While Congress continues to consider federal legislation for Truth and Healing from the trauma of Indian boarding schools, the Department of the Interior, led by Secretary Deb Haaland, has continued its own investigation.

  • Over 75 Organizations Send Letter to Congress Opposing the Rescission of Foreign Assistance

    Press Release | 
    In a letter sent to Congress yesterday, leading anti-hunger, anti-poverty, environmental, faith-based, gender equality, global health, humanitarian aid, human rights, peacebuilding and refugee agencies urged Members to “oppose the rescission of any foreign assistance funds related to urgent human needs, including food, medical and humanitarian aid, and to global stability and resilience, such as peacebuilding, poverty-focused development assistance, climate resilience and good governance.”

  • 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.