The mission of Faith for Earth is to provide leadership and encourage partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring, informing, and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations. Visit this website to learn more about this project and watch a visual travelogue that sets the tone, “Sketches for WILDERNESS”: … You can also learn more about André’s work here: Ĭongratulations to FORE Spotlights for being named one of the 20 best podcasts of 2021 on environmental activism! Captured in the Cauca region of southern Colombia, WILDERNESS attempts to share experiences that can bring us back to place. He talks about his latest project, WILDERNESS, a speculative documentary photography, film and performance project that engages an integral ecological approach to sustainability and spirituality, specifically in relationship to Indigenous populations and their respective cosmologies and traditions. This episode of Spotlights features André Daughtry, an award-winning speculative social documentarian who explores contemporary expressions of the spiritual, mystical, and theological in the contexts of pluralistic democracies. 3.2 André Daughtry, Sketches for WILDERNESS Read the Yale Daily News article about the courses.
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Go here to see the full list of courses and find out more details on this exciting new offering.
Community mentors are provided for each course for further support and engagement.
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Through Yale University and the Coursera online learning platform. The courses are free to audit, available anywhere in the world, and pursued at your own pace. We are pleased to announce that we have just launched six free courses on Others have helped lead this work, such as the National Religious Partnership on the Environment, GreenFaith, Interfaith Power and Light, Earth Ministry, Faith in Place, and Blessed Tomorrow in the United States. In Britain, the Alliance of Religion and Conservation (ARC) was an early leader and the European Forum for the Study of Religion and the Environment has advanced scholarly research. Please explore the About Us section for more information on the Mission, History, and Projects of the Forum. The Forum was founded in 1998 by Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim and has been based at Yale University since 2006. With its conferences, publications, monthly newsletter, and website, it explores religious worldviews, texts, and ethics in order to contribute to environmental solutions along with science, policy, law, economics, and appropriate technology. The Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology is an international multireligious project contributing to a new academic field and an engaged moral force of religious environmentalism.
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