Grace Ji-Sun Kim: Our climate practices must change post-pandemic

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climate change, climate justice, Covid-19, Duke Divinity School, Earlham School of Religion, environmental justice, Faith and Leadership, pandemic, poor, rich, sustainability

Read my latest piece on climate change and the pandemic for Faith and Leadership at Duke Divinity School.

A rare snowstorm dusts the cacti of the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. Weather changes will be exacerbated by climate change. Unsplash / NOAA

Impact of Environmental Injustice on Low-Income and Communities of Color

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climate justice, communities of color, environmental justice, PC USA, poverty, webinar

A webinar on Tuesday, November 14, 2017,(12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST), will explore the topic: “Impact of Environmental Injustice on Low-Income and Communities of Color.”

Paris Attacks, COP21 and the WCC: Embracing the Other

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COP21, ecology, Eerdmans, Embracing the Other, environmental justice, Fletcher Harper, GreenFaith, Paris, Sean Hawkey, World Council of Churches

Statue by Auguste Rodin in the gardens of Musée Rodin, Paris. Photo: Renaud Camus

COP21 will be held in Paris from Nov 30 to Dec 11, 2015. I am planning to attend with the World Council of Churches (WCC) and Sojourners. This is such an important meeting. Keep COP21 and Paris in your prayers.

 

Below is my latest post for the World Council of Churches’ Pilgrimage of Peace and Justice Blog Site. It is also reposted on Huffington. Please share it.

The World Council of Churches works for environmental justice

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church, climate change, environmental justice, han, Syrian refugees, Theodore A. Lee, World Council of Churches

This is my latest co-written piece with my son Theodore Andrew Lee for The World Council of Churches’s site,Pilgrimage of Peace and Justice.

So proud of my son’s interest in social justice and climate change. He attended parts of the WCC’s Climate Change event in NYC September 2014. Here is another cowritten piece about Palm Oil.

AAR Proposals

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AAR, activism, environmental justice, immigration, pedagogy, women of color scholarship

The American Academy of Religion (AAR) paper proposals are Due March 2, 2015.  Consider submitting a proposal to  The Women of Color Scholarship, Teaching, and Activism Group.