Ecojustice Resources

Mosier Solidarity Rail Blockade in Mosier, Oregon with 350.org; photo credit Deva, courtesy of 350PDX.org and UUMFE
The interfaith world has been very acive in ecojustice work and the fight against climate change. Organizations such as GreenFaith, Interfaith Power and Light, and the Interreligious Eco-Justice Network (see “Engaged Projects” below for more) lead these grassroots efforts to educate, inform, and inspire change in the world through the coming together of religious traditions for the sake of the planet and us all. 

Most of the resources below are organized chronologically, with the most recent at the top. 

Statements
Resources are listed chronologically
 
Engaged Projects

2018 action in San Francisco for the RISE for ALL march. Photos courtesy of Aly Tharp and UUMFE

 

Multimedia

Links 

Courtesy of the Center for Earth Ethics; Mindahi Bastida & Kaio Thompson, Union Student and Indigenous Minister at Standing Rock Clergy Call

Books/Dissertations/Reports/Monographs
Resources are listed chronologically

Multifaith camp gathered with Winona LaDuke on the shores of a small lake to share a water ceremony and Jewish Havdalah ritual at the the Stop Line 3 Treaty People Gathering June 9, 2021; Photo Credit to Amelia Deihl; Courtesy of UUMFE.

 

 

 

Courtesy of Greenfaith


Journals & Articles
Resources are listed chronologically

Header Image: Courtesy of Greenfaith