Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary of California Lutheran University
Center for Climate Justice and Faith
Connecting Ecological Healing to Racial and Economic Justice
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FEATURED NEWS

Apply Today for the Certificate in Climate Justice and Faith
Applications Due June 15, 2025
The Center for Climate Justice and Faith is accepting applications for the 2025-26 Cohort of the Certificate in Climate Justice and Faith. APPLY HERE.
UPCOMING EVENT

Unearthing the Racist Roots of the Climate Crisis: Climate Justice & Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women
Tuesday, May 27th, 7pm CT
Join Justice Nichols, Program Coordinator for Indigenous Ministries and Tribal Relations for the ELCA, and Brenda Blackhawk, Director of Communications at Central Lutheran Church in Minneapolis for a presentation on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Sub-Task Force. REGISTER HERE.
“Climate justice” holds that the climate crisis is inherently a crisis of racial, gender, and economic inequity. The humans suffering first and foremost the ravages of climate change are disproportionally the world’s people of color and economically poor people. Thus, climate justice weds efforts to address climate change with efforts toward racial and economic justice.
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