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
Community Organizing for Climate Justice
Applications open until December 1, 2024
We are accepting applications for our semester-long Community Organizing for Climate Justice course. This transformative course equips leaders with: A robust climate justice framework; Practical tools for community-based climate resiliency projects; Weekly coaching and leadership development; Skills to implement real change in your community. This program runs January – April 2025 and is fully online.
FEATURED NEWS
Applications Open for Spanish Certificate in Climate Justice and Faith 2025 Cohort
Deadline: November 25, 2024
This certificate offers a cohort-based, contextually-rooted, online curriculum for Spanish-speaking people in Latin American, the Caribbean, and North America. The curriculum equips participants with moral, spiritual, and practical power for leadership in the work of climate justice in communities of faith and in collaboration with others. Learn More.
“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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