Seeking Justice
You can make a difference in local and federal policy. Policymakers need to hear our concern. Below are resources to get you started, examples to inspire you, and action guides to mobilize those around you.
If we are called to support the most vulnerable, to work for justice, and to care for creation, then we are called to respond to climate change.
Resources
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(Christian) The Next Generation Rises by Creation Justice Ministries
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(Multi-Faith) Climate Solutions Advocacy with Policy Makers by Blessed Tomorrow
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(Multi-Faith) Environmental Justice Series by Blessed Tomorrow
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(Multi-Faith) EJ Webinar Series for Houses of Worship and Communities by Environmental Protection Agency
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(Secular) Environmental Justice Screening and Mapping Tool by Environmental Protection Agency
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(Jewish) Intro to Privilege and Oppression by Adamah
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(Ecumenical) African Americans and Climate Change: Adult Curriculum by Creation Justice Ministries
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(Ecumenical) Just Climate: Study Guide for Adult Christians by Creation Justice Ministries
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(Ecumenical) Environmental Justice with Indigenous Peoples by Creation Justice Ministries
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(Ecumenical) A New Heaven and a New Earth by Creation Justice Ministries
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(Multi-Faith) The Cry of Creation: A Call for Climate Justice by Creation Justice Ministries
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(Multi-Faith) The Unequal Burden: Climate Change's Impact on Black Communities and Solutions by Peoples Justice Council
Examples & Action Guides
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(Christian) Environmental Justice Ministry by UCC + The Peoples Justice Council
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(Multi-Faith) Faith in Place Replication Guide
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(Unitarian Universalist) Climate Justice Programming by Unitarian Universalist Association
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(Muslim) Wisconsin Faith Communities for Equitable Solar Initiative by Wisconsin Green Muslims
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(Multi-Faith) Moving Forward: A Guide to Climate Action For Your Congregation and Community by Blessed Tomorrow
Videos
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(Multi-Faith) Welcome to Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions (FACS) by Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions
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(Evangelical) Why is JUSTICE So Difficult To Pursue Together? by National Association of Evangelicals
