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  • Prioritizing the Needs of Impacted Communities in a Time of Energy Transition

    Update | June 22, 2023
    To learn how FCNL can better support communities that depend on the fossil fuel industry in this transition, we traveled to West Virginia, where 96% of all energy consumed or exported is derived from fossil fuels. We met with representatives from grassroots organizations and Quaker groups to hear their stories.

  • 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

  • Q&A: Children Support a Ceasefire in Gaza

    Update | June 14, 2024

    Early this year, Hassan El-Tayyab returned to Ramallah Friends School in the West Bank. In talking with students, he asked them if they support a ceasefire in Gaza and their hopes for Palestine.

  • House Parties FAQ

    Background | June 12, 2020
    Here is (we hope) the answer to your burning question about FCNL House Parties. More questions? Email julia@fcnl.org

  • What I’ve Learned Working with Faith Leaders

    Update | August 2, 2021
    As a young Quaker who is passionate about faith and the way it motivates social justice, I was excited to spend my summer supporting faith leaders in their advocacy.

  • March 2023: Native American Legislative Update

    Native American Legislative Update | April 27, 2023
    On March 20, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Arizona v. Navajo Nation, a water and treaty rights dispute over the Colorado River. More than 20 years of drought have left the Southwest in a water crisis. This includes the Navajo Nation, where 30% of citizens have no running water.

  • This Week in the World: Ahead of Election Day, Let’s Work Together to Strengthen Our Democracy

    This Week in the World | November 1, 2024

    The 2024 election is officially underway, with millions casting votes this week ahead of Election Day next Tuesday.

    With so much at stake, many are feeling anxious, concerned, and overwhelmed. You’re not alone.