How can FCNL support your advocacy?

Every member of Congress will be home from August 2 - September 9. This is an opportunity to urge your members of Congress to act on the issues you care about most, and FCNL is here to empower you to be an effective advocate. Please take a moment to let us know how we can support your advocacy.

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Which of these issues is most important to you right now?

Ending endless wars by repealing the AUMF Addressing the humanitarian crisis at the border Restoring Pell Grants for incarcerated people Enacting universal background checks Other

If other, please describe.

What type of advocacy have you done in the past?

Signed a petition Sent letters to Congress Made phone calls Attended a constituent lobby visit Attended a town hall meeting Other

If other, please describe.

What method of in-person advocacy do you want to learn more about? How to:

Do a 5 minute “drop-by” visit Organize a constituent lobby visit Start or join an FCNL Advocacy Team Organize young adults to attend Spring Lobby Weekend Other

Have something else in mind? Please describe:

FCNL's organizers are contacting passionate advocates like you to offer support and prepare you for action in August. Are you ready to take the next step in your advocacy?

Yes, please contact me! No thanks, I’d rather join a group training call.

We're always searching for advocates who already have established connections with members of Congress. Some of our advocates even know the cell phone number of their legislator! Do you have any relationships like this that could help progress the movement for peace and justice?

Yes! No, but I’ll let you know!

If yes, please tell us more!

The Friends Committee on National Legislation, FCNL Education Fund, and Friends Place on Capitol Hill are national nonprofit, nonpartisan Quaker organizations working collectively to advance peace, justice, and environmental stewardship.

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