PLANTING SEEDS OF HOPE
Religions for the Earth Promises Action on Climate Issues
Nearly half a million people marched to save the only planet we have on the 21st of September at the People's Climate March in New York City. After exceeding goals to stage the biggest climate march in history, the day ended with an interfaith service packing thousands into the largest Cathedral in the World, St. John the Divine. Leaders spanning the faith traditions of the world vowed there to commit unprecedented action to disrupt climate change. Read more...
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How Interfaith Can Push the United Nations' Sustainability Goals
The Parliament’s UN Youth Representatives Sara Rahim and Tahil Sharma paired with Interfaith veterans to present “How A Global Ethic Can Contribute to the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda: An Intergenerational Discussion” at the 65th Annual UN-DPI NGO conference in New York Read more...
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Pulitzer-Nominated Spirit Unleashed Rethinks Human-Animal Relations (Excerpt)
"One summer morning it was a bat. I had set out early for a trail walk, hoping to get some exercise for me and for the dogs and some mental focus before the day heated up. I had planned to write about having learned from Molly to love the non-human world. As I started out on the trail, I calmed my mind, stilled my thoughts and asked all the beings there to help me to stay awake and not drift into the lulling Read more...
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