Capacitación para Facilitadores/as sobre el Cambio Climático
The Blessed Tomorrow Capacitación Para Facilitadores/as Sobre el Cambio Climático trains and supports people of faith in climate action and advocacy...
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Side with Love: A Model for Climate Justice
Creating a sustainable way of life for all is central to our faith. Our work must be in partnership with our neighbors who have been marginalized and must begin within each of us and our relationships...
The Ocean, Our Most Effective Ally in Climate Action
Protecting and caring for the ocean is an expression of reverence and how we are called to live out our faith. And, a healthy ocean is humankind’s most effective ally for climate action...
Momma Bears For Climate Action
There is no force more powerful than a mother protecting her children. In honor of Mother’s Day, join 2023 American Climate Leadership Awards runner-up, Stephanie Bowman of Mothers Out Front...
Heed Your Sacred Call to Lead on Climate
Join Rev. Dr. Carmelo Santos, a chemist turned ELCA theologian, to discuss how we can accelerate action on climate by working better together...
Faith Can Transform the Climate Movement
All injustice is interconnected. We cannot have climate justice without racial justice. Join us as Rev. Lennox Yearwood Jr. of the Hip Hop Caucus encourages and challenges us with...
The Transformative Power of Film on Climate Action
Communities in the global south have been impacted by climate change for many years. The film, The Ants & The Grasshopper, follows Malawian farmer Anita Chitaya as she navigates...
How Creation Care Fared at COP27
For two weeks in November 2022, Heads of State and negotiators, along with climate activists and faith leaders met in the Egyptian coastal city of Sharm el-Sheikh for the 27th Conference of the...
Voting as an Act of Faith
Featuring a conversation with Jacquelyn Dupont-Walker, MSW, LCSW, Director, AME Social Action Commission; Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley, Board Chair, Interfaith Power & Light; and Brian McLaren, American pastor, author, and activist.
Climate change is impacting every justice issue we care about...
Season of Creation
Featuring a conversation with Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Missioner for Creation Care; Creation Care Advisor, Episcopal Diocese of Western MA + Southern New England Conference, UCC; Episcopal Diocese of MA.
In 2000, St. Stephen Lutheran Church in Adelaide, South Australia celebrated...
Environmental Justice: Youth In Action
Featuring a conversation with William Morris, Co-Chair, Young Evangelicals for Climate Action, Zavia Jenkins, Community Fellow, Young Evangelicals for Climate Action, and Cesar Almeida, Program Coordinator, Faith in Place.
Low-Income urban neighborhoods in the United States are more likely to have...
Environmental Justice: Science and Theology
Featuring a conversation with Rev. Dr. Loida I. Martell, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dean and Professor of Constructive Theology, Lexington Theological Seminary
Climate Scientist Gus Speth said, “The top environmental problems are...
Environmental Justice: An Advocate’s Triumph
Featuring a conversation with Huda Alkaff, Founder and Director, Wisconsin Green Muslims.
In 1991, over 1,000 people gathered in Washington, D.C. from 50 states for the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit. The Summit, hosted by...
Farming, Climate and Judaism
Featuring a conversation with Justin Goldstein, Co-Founder and Scholar-in-Residence, Yesod Farm+Kitchen and Raphaela Gold, JYCM College Cohort Fellow, Jewish Youth Climate Movement.
Learn why a teenager took a gap year before college to work on organic farms...
Praising God Through Climate Action
Featuring a conversation with Nana Firman, Senior Ambassador, GreenFaith, and Dahlia Rockowitz, Washington Director, Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action.
For the first time since 1991, Muslims, Jews, Christians, Sikhs, Baha’is, Hindus, Buddhists and
Eating Our Way Toward Climate and Racial Justice
Karyn Bigelow, Co-Executive Director, Creation Justice Ministries
Racism is pervasive in the agricultural and food systems in the United States. Farms are on the front lines of climate change...
Raising Resilient Children Amidst Climate Change
Featuring Wilson Dickinson, Director, The Green Good News and Sarah Spengeman, Board Member, Interfaith Power and Light, and Host of Hot Mamas, the Podcast.
How can we raise resilient, hopeful children when...
Preaching and Teaching Faith and Climate: Resources For Clergy To Put Faith to Action
Features a conversation with Rev. Dr. Leah Schade, Author of Creation Crisis-Preaching: Ecology, Theology and the Pulpit, and Rabbi Yonatan Neril, Founder and Executive Director of the Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development.
What would happen if every member of clergy...
How to Tackle Climate Change with Better Food Systems
Featuring a conversation with Michael Robinson, Co-Founder, Rust Belt Riders.
Local climate solutions are evolving and expanding, and include how we grow, manage and dispose of food. Join us to learn about these solutions in conversation with Michael Robinson from Rust Belt Riders...
Beyond Apology: We Need Climate Action Now
Features a conversation with Vance Blackfox, Desk Director for American Indian Alaska Native Tribal Nations, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America; Tracey DePasquale, Director, Lutheran Advocacy Ministry in Pennsylvania; Ruth M Ivory-Moore, Program Director, Environment and Corporate Social Responsibility...
Facing Brokenness: Being Brave Together in Healing Creation
Featuring a conversation with Rev. Carol Devine, Minister for Green Chalice, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Rev. Scott Hardin-Nieri, Associate Minister for Green Chalice, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), David Bell, Minister for Indigenous Justice at the Center for Indigenous Ministries...
Ready for the Storm: Faith Communities are Key to Climate Resilience
Featuring a conversation with Avery Davis Lamb, co-Executive Director, Creation Justice Ministries.
Chances are your faith community has been involved in disaster response, whether as an impacted community or in service to others. But is your faith community...
Energy Justice Is Loving Our Neighbor
Featuring a conversation with Rev. Michael Malcom, MDiv MBA, Founder/Executive Director. The People's Justice Council, Elizabeth Chun Hye Lee, Executive for Economic and Environmental Justice and Climate Justice Lead, United Methodist Women, and Chandra Farley, Just Energy Director...
Sacred Home: Creating Shelter, Building Resilience, and Living Carbon Neutral
Featuring a conversation with Becky O'Brien, Director of Food and Climate, Hazon and Rev. Dr. Ambrose Carroll, Sr., Founder and CEO, Green The Church.
Our homes serve as an important place to model our faith, pursue justice, and live our climate values...
Tools to Engage Others in Your Workplace, Congregation, or Community
Learn about the latest tools and resources for climate action! From webinars, to training, guides, action sheets and actions, we will share a breadth of resources for you to use to inspire your family, friends, neighbors, colleagues or fellow congregants.
Act Now: Five Ways You Can Make a Difference on Climate as a Matter of Faith
Featuring a conversation with Meg Mall, Executive Director, Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions Jeff Levy-Lyons, Steering Committee, Jewish Climate Action Network NYC (JCAN NYC).
We've been talking about climate change for years. It’s now time to act, boldly. Taking climate-friendly steps...
My Neighbor is Hurting: How to Serve Those Experiencing Climate Stress and Grief
Rabbi Jennie Rosenn, Founder & CEO, Dayenu, Connie Burns, LPC, Sacred Paths Counseling, and James L Fleming, MD, Chair, Caucus on Climate Change and Mental Health, American Psychiatric Association.
Climate change is already impacting the mental health of communities nationwide...
Make Me An Instrument of Peace: Bring People Together to Care for Creation
Featuring a conversation with The Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers, Canon to the Presiding Bishop for Evangelism, Reconciliation and Stewardship of Creation, The Episcopal Church and Theo Brown, Director of Faith Based Programs, National Institute for Civil Discourse.
We need to work together on climate solutions, but we often don't know how to bridge the divide...
The Fierce Urgency of Now: Advocating for Climate Solutions
Featuring a conversation with Rabbi Jennie Rosenn, Founder & CEO at Dayenu and Rev. Brooks Berndt, Minister of Environmental Justice, United Church of Christ.
When Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke at the March on Washington, he described...
Doing Justice: The Faith Path to Climate Equities
Features a conversation with Rev. Michael Malcom, MDiv MBA, Founder & Executive Director, The People’s Justice Council and Lindsay Harper, National Core Support Team Coordinator, Arm in Arm.
People of faith are called to do justice in the world. It is our moral responsibility...