Religious Literacy and Climate Justice
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RPL Fellows with expertise in policy, environmental science, Native and Indigenous rights, and education will discuss the ways religious and spiritual literacy can enhance policy and scientific efforts to understand the drivers of climate collapse and advance climate justice.
How does religion shape the political, social, and economic systems that have contributed to climate collapse, in both explicit and embedded ways? How can a critical understanding of religion help us reimagine and develop effective responses to climate collapse?
RPL Fellows with expertise in policy, environmental science, Native and Indigenous rights, and education will discuss the ways religious and spiritual literacy can enhance policy and scientific efforts to understand the drivers of climate collapse and advance climate justice.
Panelists
- Cynthia Wilson: RPL Native and Indigenous Rights Fellow
- Teresa Cavazos Cohn: RPL Climate Change Fellow
- Rev. Naomi Washington-Leapheart: RPL Government Fellow
- Sarabihn Levy-Brightman: RPL Education Fellow
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