The Second Best Time to Plant a Tree
January 24, 2019
Guest Post by Rev. Ana Levy-Lyons A hairy, naked male and a hairy, naked female crouch over the body of an antelope they’ve just killed. They’re looking up with fear
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How to Start a Green Team Webinar – with Rev. Kate McGregor Mosley
January 24, 2019
Once something is up and going it seems like it’s always been there but how do we start? Many churches have begun green teams to help green their churches and
In Case You Missed It… CEE Update from August 30th: Are You Ready to RISE for Climate Justice?
September 2, 2018
Here’s Everything You Need to Know for the Upcoming Week of Action on Climate (P.S. There’s still time to help flyer at events around the city including joining today’s Caribbean-West Indian Day Parade climate
Poor People’s Campaign Gives Testimony at Congressional Hearing
June 19, 2018
A movement is happening. The Poor People’s Campaign has launched a united force for change bringing together people of diverse backgrounds who share a common calling to restore reason and dignity
Youth Continue to Lead the Charge of Protecting Clean Water on World Ocean Day
June 11, 2018
From Rohit Gangwani in India to 11-year-old Flossie in Dublin to 16-year-old Genzo Gonzales and 12-year-old Kaya Rasa in Saipan, engaged youth took the lead to demonstrate care for our oceans
Karenna Gore responds to the West Roxbury Climate Trial Verdict
March 29, 2018
On March 27th, I was one of thirteen defendants who went to court in the West Roxbury district of Boston to answer charges related to our arrests for civil disobedience
Climate Change, Colonialism and Christianity: An interview with Cardinal John Ribat and Karenna Gore
March 29, 2018
By Nexus Media, with Cardinal John Ribat and Karenna Gore Under the leadership of Pope Francis, the Catholic Church has become a powerful voice for action on climate change, while
Building a Movement of Resistance to the Fossil Fuel Infrastructure in the Trump Era: An Activist Response to Planetary Solidarity
March 26, 2018
Originally published on the Feminist Studies in Religion Blog: @theTable March 25, 2018 This collection of essays is an excellent and necessary contribution to religious thought at this extraordinary time.
Millennium Tries to Silence Local Dad Over CPV Fracked Gas
January 17, 2018
For over a year, through the cold and heat, the citizens of Orange County have held weekly pickets outside the construction site of a massive fracked gas power plant being
Democracy is Alive in Alabama
December 29, 2017
CEE’s Director of Environmental Justice and Civic Engagement, Catherine Coleman Flowers, reflects on the vote in Alabama. Democracy Lives The recent election in Alabama reminded the world and the nation