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U.S. National Peace & Justice Ministries

Four cyclists with the Center for Sustainable Climate Solutions meet with Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) at the U.S. Capitol on July 28, 2021.

U.S. advocacy campaigns

We believe advocacy can be part of making the world a better place. Will you join us?

Engage in letter-writing campaigns, attend live or virtual events and get connected with others.

Take action on issues that matter to you, and work with us toward a more fair and peaceful world.

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Support international food aid programs in the Farm Bill — Get involved/advocacy 

Washington office for United States
Food
Women stand in field with harvest.

Support peace on the Korean Peninsula — send a letter 

Washington office for United States
Conflict
Giant blocks spell out the word Peace

Support peaceful solutions in Ukraine — send a letter 

Washington office for United States
Conflict
Three people on a sidewalk are heading towards a white van. One is carrying bags, while one is pushing the other in a wheel chair.

Support international climate finance — Send a letter 

Washington office for United States
Climate Change
A Zimbabwean woman enters through the opening of a fence to her farm

Urge Congress to support responsible mining practices — send a letter 

Washington office for United States
Climate Change
Looking up at a rocky mountain side

Support a robust international assistance budget — Send a letter 

Washington office for United States
Climate Change
Food
Peace
A group of Bangladeshi women sit on a mat outside

Support the people of Cuba — Send a letter 

Washington office for United States
Disaster response
A man in a red shirt speaks to a group of elderly Cubans who are sitting in front of him.
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Upcoming events

NPJM hosts a range of webinars, trainings and events, including an annual high school essay contest, to help you learn more, connect with others and speak up on the issues that matter to you. Join us at an upcoming event! 

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Stories from our advocacy work

Read stories from Washington and meet the people whose experiences and voices shape our messages to the government. Explore the ways we’re working together to create a more just and peaceful world.

U.S. advocacy resources

MCC offers resources for classes, congregations, families and individuals. Explore advocacy-focused resources designed to help you take action on issues that matter.

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Water is life: World Food Day worship resource

Water
Guides
A woman drinking from a cup of water

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Indigenous Neighbors
Guides
image of Truth and Reconciliation Day resource

Advocacy toolkit

Scrabble tiles spelling out Advocacy

2023 Peace Sunday packet

Peace
Guides
Hands holding a plant

MCC Blessing Bids for 2023

Supplements
An auctioneer in a purple shirt stands in front of a crowd

Hello for children

Two children stand in a school yard

Community Sponsorship

Migration and Refugees
A sign reads "No matter where you are from, we are glad you are our neighbor"

Resources for anti-racism education

Justice and Equity
Guides
A stack of books

MCC and the church

Supplements
A Congolese woman sits in a church pew. Next to her are two children

Share your Table digital recipe book

Food
Activities
Dayana Suárez Pizarro, 26, received cooking and baking training at El Comedor de Niños (the Comedor), an MCC partner, and now has a catering and event coordinating business called Catering A and B.

MCC advocacy offices

At MCC we base our advocacy on what we hear from workers and partners on the ground. Loving our neighbors means their voices shape our message to governments.

In addition to our Washington office, MCC has advocacy offices in Ontario, Ottawa and at the United Nations.

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