The Kurdish National Congress of North America (KNC) is a non-profit, member-driven organization representing Kurds from all parts of Kurdistan living in the United States and Canada. The KNC was founded in 1988, soon after Iraqi chemical weapons attacks on Halabja and other Kurdish cities and villages.

Its objective is to unite Kurds living in North America to work for common goals, to promote the idea of a United Free Kurdistan, and to strengthen the voice of all Kurds living in the USA and Canada. The KNC is a democratic organization.

Its president and board of directors are elected by the members and the organization is governed by a set of by-laws. The KNC encourages open discussion of issues, free speech, and active participation in leadership by its members.

• Proceedings of the KNC 21st Annual Conference – March 27-28, 2009 – Washington DC
• The Greater Toronto Kurdish House and the Kurdish National Congress of North America (KNC- NA) Hold a Fundraising Gala Dinner (Kurdish - Arabic)
• Conference on Article 140 and The Future of Iraq – May 9, 2008 – Summary and Talks
• Donation for Halabja legal proceeding
• Formation of the Kurdish Women’s Rights Committee (KWRC)

• The Halabja-Anfal Case goes to court
• A Series of Killings of Kurds in Syria
• Iranian Regime Continues to Violate Human Rights in Iran
• The Last Executioner of Children and Women in the Modern World
• Kurdish Language Issue and a Divisive Approach
• KNC-NA calls for revoking prison sentences of Kurdish leaders in Turkey

• Letter to President Barack Obama on May 27, 2009
• Letter to President Barack Obama on February 3, 2009
• Letter to President Elect Barack Obama on November 11, 2008
• Letter to Congressman Steve Cohen on July 23, 2008
• Letter to Congressman Jim Cooper on July 23, 2008
• Letter to Senator Barack Obama on September 18, 2008
• Letter to Senator John McCain on September 18, 2008
• Letter to Republican National Committee on October 7, 2008
• Letter to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights on October 8, 2008