Climate Justice Trainings

June 2023 Climate Training Engaged New York City Faith Communities

On Friday, June 9, 2023, CEE offered Resilience and Resolve: A Climate Justice Training for New York City Faith Communities at Union Theological Seminary. 


Previous Trainings

Embodied Ethics for the Climate Movement 
CEE co-sponsored the 2024 Climate Reality Training in New York City, facilitating a breakout session and a luncheon for faith and climate justice leaders. 
The Climate Crisis & New York Faith Communities


In 2020, CEE co-sponsored the 38th Rabbi Marshall T. Meyer Retreat for Social Justice, which focused on the climate crisis and New York City faith communities.

A Community Response to Climate Change

The 2019 training, held in Oregon, sought to create a stronger sense of community for faith leaders working on climate.

On Water & Faith
 

The 2018 training centered water in exploring the intersection of faith, theology, and climate science to inspire collective action for healing

A Multi-Faith Approach


The 2017 training explored faith perspectives on the Earth and community responses to the ecological crisis.

The Gospel in the Ecological Crisis

The 2016 training addressed  Christian churches, clergy and communities in confronting the climate crisis.

Black Interfaith in the Time of Climate Crisis
This event, co-sponsored by CEE, centered Black faith leaders and traditions in the environmental justice movement. 
Religions for the Earth
The Religions for the Earth conference in 2014 spurred the creation of the Center for Earth Ethics. 

Index of Training Materials, 2016 – 2023

Climate justice trainings from the Center for Earth Ethics use our unique convening capacity  to address pressing issues, not only to speak truth to power but also to amplify the voices of those building a different kind of power, often along the margins.


Community Trainings

In a Time of Climate Change…

 

The Center for Earth Ethics offers climate justice training to support individuals and communities meaningfully respond to the climate crisis. Sessions cover everything from the practical to the pastoral, helping participants develop new skills, tools and perspectives to help them serve their communities in these uncertain times. Our trainings examine the root causes of today’s interrelated eco-social crises to help participants effectuate the systemic changes needed for a future that is not just livable, but vibrant.