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Staff & Governance
The Friends Committee on National Legislation and the FCNL Education Fund are governed by members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).Greater Middle East
Since the U.S.-backed overthrow of Iranian Prime Minister Mossadegh in 1952, our nation’s reliance on regime change and militarized approaches to Middle East policy has contributed to growing political instability throughout the region.
Events
Join us in-person and online for upcoming events. We offer opportunities to hear from experts on the issues you care about, strengthen your skills as an advocate, worship in community, and more.Second Annual Diaspora Organizer Gathering
Join us in Washington, D.C., for our second annual Diaspora Organizer Gathering at Friends Place on Capitol Hill. Learn advocacy skills, build relationships, and meet with policymakers on issues of U.S. foreign policy. Programming and lodging are provided by Friends Place.Giving from Your Retirement Plan
Naming Friends Committee on National Legislation* as the beneficiary of a qualified retirement plan asset such as a 401(k), 403(b), IRA, Keogh or profit-sharing pension plan will accomplish a charitable goal while realizing significant tax savings.Give a Gift of Stock or Mutual Funds
Giving stocks or mutual funds can be an easy way of making your charitable dollars go further, while saving you capital gains tax.Sixty Groups Call for Passage of Senate Bill to Prevent Genocide and Atrocities
Sixty organizations called on the Senate today to pass the bipartisan Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act as a step toward saving lives, protecting United States security and developing long-term solutions to violent conflicts.Our Experts
We're Working to Uproot Racism and We Need You with Us
We are seeking a peaceful, equitable, and just world. We bring this vision into reality by working in coalition with like-minded organizations and friends to confront systemic racism in our communities.
Scott Duncan’s Trans-Pacific Work for Peace
I first ran into FCNL when I was head of the fundraising department at AFSC in Philadelphia, and a friend of mine was in the development department at FCNL. When I retired here in Salisbury, Maryland, I became interested in FCNL and started to donate money to support their lobbying efforts. That’s the way I got introduced to the notion of citizen lobbying. I was just so impressed with the thoroughness and the clarity of the work that the staff did at FCNL.