FCNL Priorities for the 120th Congress (2027-2028)

Where are Friends called to focus their congressional advocacy work in 2027 and 2028?

Please enter the results discerned by your group for FCNL's legislative priorities for the 120th Congress (2027-2028)! We ask that you limit your submitted priorities (up to five) to 30 words each. For each of your submitted priorities, please include a reference to a specific section of The World We Seek: Statement of Legislative Policy. We are not asking you to rank your submitted priorities. The order in which you list your priorities does not reflect their comparative importance.

Deadline: April 17, 2026

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Priorities Submission: What are your group's top priorities?

We ask for a limit of five priorities expressed in no more than 30 words each. Please use the fields below to clearly and concisely tell us your group's concerns. These will guide our work together, during the next Congressional session, starting in 2025. Please direct committee members to specify parts of The World We Seek (2023) supporting your priority.

Priority A

Priority B

Priority C

Priority D

Priority E

What connections, if any, does your group have to the priorities that you have listed? This could include, but is not limited to, community members who have lived experience with the priorities or community members who have engaged in ministry, advocacy, or justice work with the priorities.

Additional comments

We are only looking for up to 5 priorities from each group that responds. We understand that this is difficult and therefore we leave this space for additional comments.

Comments

Please let us know if you have any comments about this method of gathering your ideas.