Bodine & Kemp Barbara Bodine started her Chautauqua lecture with a story that has spread throughout the Middle East. The King of Saudi Arabia was
Lectures
Antal As Americans’ acceptance of the overwhelming science of climate change grows, only 9% view climate change as a religious issue. But Jim Antal said
Rivett-Carnac & Figueres Many people ask Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac where they get their energy and optimism. “Well, we get it from facts,
Hogue At the end of the day, Michael Hogue wants his virtual lecture to raise questions about religion and naturalism in his audience — and
Kemp & Bodine As the world experiences climate change, countries in the Middle East face a looming issue that offers no perfect solution: water scarcity.
Climate change lectures don’t usually start with poetry. Katharine Wilkinson’s did, this one by David Whyte. “Sometimes / if you move carefully / through the
It all starts with Sky Woman. Roach has told the story of Sky Woman, of the world’s creation, countless times since she first reconnected with
Figueres Long before Christiana Figueres spearheaded the 2015 Paris Agreement as U.N. Executive Secretary for the U.N.’s Climate Change Convention, she was a teenager admiring
DeGroot Climate change, the pandemic and systemic racism intersected in Rabbi Nate DeGroot’s lecture, “Tikkun Adam(ah): A Jewish Response to a World in Upheaval,” on
Roach Beth Roach, a councilperson of the Nottoway Tribe of Virginia, believes that a packet of seeds can do more than grow a bountiful garden.
Janis Searles Jones and George Leonard Sitting on the beach, the ocean is still big, the water is still blue and the horizon is still
During President George W. Bush’s second term, Katharine Wilkinson noticed people were talking past each other, not to each other, about climate change — even
DeGroot When Rabbi Nate DeGroot attended the Center for Earth Ethics conference several years ago, the founder Karenna Gore gave a presentation describing the center’s
Bipartisan interest — as well as great public demand — in environmental protection spurred the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency in the late 1960s.
Jones Oceans cover 70 percent of Earth, and Janis Searles Jones’ work is dedicated to the conservation of those oceans in the face of the
Jim Antal thinks that “God has granted each of us the opportunity to address the greatest moral crisis humanity has ever faced.” Antal Antal, a