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Seeds of Hope in Oklahoma
From April 11 to April 13, we had the privilege of immersing ourselves in the Oklahoma City metro area, thanks to the warm welcome extended by the members of the Norman Friends Meeting.
Quaker Lobby Honors Senators Paul and Booker at Annual Meeting
Two Senators were honored during the FCNL Annual Meeting. Senator Rand Paul (KY) was honored with the Edward F. Snyder Award for Peace while Senator Cory Booker (NJ) received the FCNL Justice Award.Laurie McPherson
Laurie facilitates and oversees the Quaker Welcome Center programming.
Liam Jacques, 19
This is my first time being involved with FCNL or any organization at all for that matter. I was connected to them through a family friend in Florida.
Emmet Hollingshead
Emmet served as FCNL’s Program Assistant for Militarism and Human Rights for 2018-2019. He lobbied for more peaceful, ethical, and holistic U.S. foreign policy.Olivia Bravo
Olivia is a rising senior at Middlebury College in Vermont studying Environmental Policy with a minor in Sustainable Design.Jeff Pudlo
Jeff Pudlo is FCNL’s Program Assistant for Nuclear Disarmament and Pentagon Spending.White Privilege Conference
The WPC provides a challenging, collaborative and comprehensive experience. They strive to empower and equip individuals to work for equity and justice through self and social transformations.Bringing Faith-Rooted Climate Policy to Earth Day
Climate change is finally on the agenda of the U.S. Congress. With Earth Day around the corner, now is a good time to go beyond recycling to learn about the legislative proposals before our country.Washington Newsletter: Preventing Violence and Building Peace
Despite the saber-rattling and threats of war, the House of Representatives this summer quietly and overwhelmingly voted to bolster U.S. government efforts to prevent violent conflicts that cause atrocities and genocide. It passed the Eli Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act (H.R. 3030). A similar bill awaits final passage in the Senate (S. 1158).