The Center for Earth Ethics has been participating in the Climate Crisis Policy review of climate bills and legislation for 2021. This week, CCP discussed the Environmental Justice for All
19th Amendment to the US Constitution — Women Suffrage approved by Congress 6/4/1919, ratified 8/18/1920, one hundred years ago today. Compiled and shared by Rafael Jesús González, Earth Stanzas contributing
Mindahi Bastida, General Coordinator of the Otomi-Toltec Regional Council in Mexico, issued a statement in response to the murder of Maya Traditional Leader, Domingo Choc, in Guatemala. A video of Mindahi
Today is World Environment Day. Our nation is going through a painful reckoning with systemic racism and worsening economic inequity, so the “environment” can seem to be a lesser concern.
In a time when many are struggling, and challenged to summon the will to care for those most suffering, a centuries old bond between nations shines a light on human
In a time when the United States is preparing to brace for the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and struggles to ensure emergency supplies for its citizens, there have been
Rev. William Barber, co-chair of the new Poor Peoples Campaign said, “I really feel that, in some sense, Apache elder and my brother Wendsler Nosie Sr. is America’s Gandhi in
Ministry in the Time of Climate Change: On Food and Faith May 30 – June 1, 2019 At Methodist Theological School in Delaware, OH “The soil is the great connector
Frigid. I cannot remember a King’s Day celebration that wasn’t. Born on January 15th, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was remembered today in many places throughout the country