In the International Decade of Action for Water (2018-2028) and International Year of Indigenous Languages 2019, and coinciding with the international day of indigenous peoples (August 9), the international hydrological program celebrated with
From the report by the Parliament of World Religions blog: On Monday July 15th, 2019 the UN Task Force on Religion and Development and the Multi-Faith Advisory Council (CA) gathered
CEE Director, Karenna Gore presided over the conversation Combating Climate Change, Wednesday, June 26, 2019 at the Religion and Foreign Policy Workshop for the Council on Foreign Relations. Distinguished Panel:
CEE’s Senior Fellow on Environmental Justice and Civic Engagement, Catherine Coleman Flowers, was among those interviewed by PBS for The Story of American Poverty. More than 18 million Americans live
See complete summary and videos originally published at RepairersoftheBreach.org and more coverage from the Observer online. The Poor People’s Moral Action Congress was held at Trinity Washington University from June
CEE’s Karenna Gore sits down with Errol Louis to talk about Climate Change, Faith and Morality on NY1’s “You Decide” podcast. Karenna discusses her efforts through the work of the
BEYOND RELIGION took place June 8-9, 2019 at the National Press Club in downtown Washington, D.C. The Pulitzer Center serves to highlight journalism focused on the most pressing issues of our
Grief. It’s not that we need to stay there. It’s that we need to first let it in, consume us, before we can let it go and make room for
Originally published June 8, 2019 by lowkell See below for the amicus brief filed today with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. According to the brief: “Amici curiae are 28 members
Dear Friends, What a weekend! We had 150 faith leaders, activists, farmers, academics, and community leaders from around the Midwest (coasts too!) come together at Methodist Theological School in Ohio