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Why Can’t I Get a Meeting with My Congressional Office?
Sometimes when you attempt to meet with a member of Congress or their staff, you may have trouble getting on their schedule. Here are some tips for securing a meeting from our Advocacy Teams staff.Thank you for taking action for a ceasefire!
Thank you for writing to your members of Congress to urge them to publicly support a ceasefire and expanded humanitarian aid in Gaza.
You can level up your advocacy by sharing with your community why you wrote your members of Congress.
New Strategic Plan Generates Hope
When talking about the 2024-2028 FCNL Strategic Plan: Towards the World We Seek, governors and staff often described it as exciting and hopeful. Exciting because it builds on the huge gains of the past and hopeful because it delineates a path through the world of now and the not yet.Advocacy Teams Bingo
Use the bingo card and accompanying descriptions will guide your Advocacy Team through 24 powerful ways to create a more peaceful and just world.April 2024: Inside the Greenhouse
With climate experts forecasting that these extreme heat events will grow more frequent and intense, we need urgent action to protect vulnerable communities worldwide.This Week in the World: Our Advocacy is Making History
In historic votes Wednesday evening, 19 senators sent a strong message: U.S. complicity in the Israeli government’s catastrophic war in Gaza is unacceptable and must end!
Recommendations for Executive Action for the Remainder of President Biden’s Term
Climate
Recommendation: Submit and publicize the U.S. government’s next round of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC).
This Week in the World: Israel Invades Lebanon, U.S. Must Cut Off More Weapons
We are holding everyone threatened by the escalating violence in Lebanon, Israel, and Gaza in the light.
Peacebuilding
In our pursuit of a world free of war and the threat of war, we are changing U.S. foreign policy from one that is overly militarized to one that prevents, mitigates, and transforms violent conflict.U.S. Wars & Militarism
FCNL seeks to create a world free from war and the threat of war. Since September 11, Congress has largely ceded its constitutional authority to determine when and where the United States goes to war, and successive presidents have expanded our country’s military presence around the world. The result has been a ballooning military budget, a legacy of torture and other unlawful mistreatment, indefinite detention at Guantanamo Bay, the use of drones to kill people far from traditional battlefields, and the deaths of over 335,000 civilians.