Graduate theological students choose an ecumenical affirming seminary like Vancouver School of Theology partly because they want to be activist change agents in their religious communities. This episode explores how students as religious leaders want to contribute to healing, particularly in their awareness of three kinds of trauma: intergenerational trauma, moral injury, and spiritual abuse.  For more on VST’s mission and vision, go to https://vst.edu/about/vision-mission-values/  Martin Gotfrit’s music - To listen to Martin Gotfrit’s music, go to https://soundcloud.com/martin-gotfrit For more information about Religious Responses to Climate Change, click here

This episode details the impact of people of faith who have been involved with this campaign, sharing best practices of faith-based policy advocacy organizations.

This episode describes some of the successive variants of capitalism, the implicit dominant public ethic and spiritual imperative of each, and their implications for advocacy and activism.

The article seeks to determine how interreligious dialogue can contribute to peacebuilding within Israeli society.   Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism website: https://jerusalemdeclaration.org/ Spirit of the Galilee website: https://www.spiritofthegalilee.org.il/   For more information about Religious Responses to Climate Change, click here

This episode examines salient elements of the Bahá’í community as a framework in relation to insights from the theory and practice of nonviolent social change.

With song and story, this episode tells how an outdoor school learning experience has gently brought back a relationship with the land that has given a place-based understanding of the Jewish Calendar.

Throughout history, in both religious and secular settings, music has been a cultural form encouraging the transformation of individuals and existing social systems. In this episode, we will briefly examine several well-known secular and sacred activist musical genres, before exploring in more detail two activist genres that are specific fusions of Jewish music with the music of other traditions.

This episode examines depictions of God’s justice in 3 Christian children’s Bibles - The Jesus Storybook Bible, The Big Picture Bible and The Children of God Storybook Bible.  You're welcome to reference RK's Academia.edu page here For more information about Religious Responses to Climate Change, click here