In case you missed it: CEE Update
“We don’t practice con-sci-ence, we practice consciousness, because the former is a state of mind that slices reality into pieces,” says Tiokasin Ghosthorse.
Dear Friends, Thanks to so many who joined us for this event. Here, where we exist in a shared consciousness with the water, the fire, our ancestors and with each other. We sit in presence. We experience together. “We don’t try to explain mystery, we live in the mystery.”
The Center for Earth Ethics is honored to continue our partnership with Author, Tiokasin Ghosthorse (Founder, Host and Executive Producer of First Voices Radio) exploring perspectives which reach deep into the heart of an emerging consciousness that is both ancient and new. We are called home until we understand, “Mother Earth misses us.”
Aliou Cissé Niang, New Testament faculty at Union Theological Seminary, offered reflections beautifully weaving in indigenous perspective from his native Senegal, West Africa.
Watch the Panel Discussion Here
~ The Center for Earth Ethics Team ~
Original Caretakers & Sustainability and Global Affairs
Mindahi Bastida-Munoz spoke at the Indigenous Peoples Round Table at the WUF9.
Indigenous Peoples’ Voices at the World Urban Forum 9, UN-Habitat
Roberto Borrero and Catherine Coleman Flowers at Beyond GDP: Lessons from Indigenous Cultures and Faith Traditions.
Field Ed Reflections: CEE’s Beyond G.D.P.
Partners in Education, Community and Justice
Close to three months after Hurricane Maria made landfall, many Puerto Ricans are struggling for survival and fighting to remain, reclaim, and rebuild. Many of their struggles are related to a climate crisis fueled by a legacy of colonization and extraction. As the crisis continues unfolding, #OurPowerPRnyc is a community-led initiative working to build a Puerto Rico recovery designed by Puerto Ricans. Learn More.