As Christians, we are called not only to feed the hungry, but also to work toward a just global economic system in which all have access to abundant and healthy food. The MCC Washington Office monitors and advocates for U.S. policies that would bring about greater food justice.

The movement for trade justice calls for trade policies to work for the common good rather than the interests of a few. Trade should work to promote life and dignity for all people.

The advent of Africom, a U.S. military command devoted to Africa, is the most significant development in the militarization of U.S. relations toward the continent. The Summer 2010 issue of The Washington Memo features articles and analysis on the role of the U.S. military in Africa.

Fact sheets to help you understand the implications of health care reform. Two new facts sheets on CLASS (long term care) and Medicaid.

Christian political advocacy is a form of public witness and a tangible way of loving our neighbor. This page has resources, information, and faith reflections for those interested in affecting public policy following Anabaptist principles.