Learn how you can turn daily activities into spiritual practices that care for creation and sustain life for you, your neighbor, and future generations.  A variety of workshops are offered at 90 minutes each – for all upcoming workshops visit: https://www.katrinamartich.com/upcoming-events-1

These workshops are sponsored by NT-NL Synod Public Witness. It’s offered at a reduced cost thanks to a grant from the NT-NL Mission Endowment Fund.

You are invited to join an online discussion series built around 15-minute videos featuring interviews with US faith leaders, representatives of climate-impacted communities from the global South, and presentations by UN officials and other experts. The videos walk viewers through four key climate policy issues that intersect with universal faith concerns for vulnerable and marginalized people. The series focuses on how climate change is impacting the core ministries of faith communities around the world, how those impacts will increase in the future, and why these impacts create an imperative for people of faith to advocate for strong US climate action. A discussion guide is included that asks participants to think deeply about how their own local faith community’s direct service programs intersect with climate impacts, and how knowledge and experiences gained through these programs might help to inform climate policy. The study’s Action Center provides practical, step-by-step instructions for advocacy activities, as well as recommended policy asks for local, state, and national leaders. Join us! Contact Lisa Brenskelle at brenskelle@aol.com for more information.

Join VTIPL for a viewing and discussion of, Rooting out Structural Racism in American Agriculture, a presentation of the Vermont Law School’s Center for Agriculture and
Food Systems. This panel features Monica Armster Rainge, Stephen Carpenter, Sherri White-Williamson and is moderated by Emily Spiegel. For info about VT Law School: vermontlaw.edu/cafs