Ecological Justice

The Temple of Understanding has been advocating for environmental justice for more than a decade, walking the talk about Interfaith values and our climate emergency. Most of our programs pursue eco-justice, and we engage on the local levels where we live. Currently we are offering a monthly dialogue series, among our other work.

Eco Justice for All Dialogues 2021 and 2022

Eco Justice for All YouTube Channel

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EJFA Interview with Simon Lamb

EJFA Interview with Simon Lamb

EJFA interview with Simon Lamb Junglenomics: Nature’s Solutions to the World Environment CrisisIn this latest ECO JUSTICE FOR ALL Interview, British environmental policy designer, Simon Lamb, explains his theory of Junglenomics and principles of the Ecosystem...

Environmental Stewardship: The Business Perspective

Environmental Stewardship: The Business Perspective

ECO JUSTICE FOR ALL Dialogues present Environmental Stewardship: The Business Perspective May 25, 2023, 10 - 11 AM ET Stephanie Barger, Director,TRUE - U.S. Green Building Council, California, USA Holly Elmore, Founder and CEO, Environmental Impact, Florida, USA Simon...

Resilient Communities through Agriculture

Resilient Communities through Agriculture

ECO JUSTICE FOR ALL Dialogues present Resilient Communities through Agriculture April 20, 2023, 10 - 11 AM ETAdaptation and Resilience!  We see these concepts explored in documentaries by Costa Boutsikaris on Native American land management practices, “INHABITANTS”...

The Food Crisis in Kenya is a World Crisis

The Food Crisis in Kenya is a World Crisis

ECO JUSTICE FOR ALL Dialogues present The Food Crisis in Kenya is a World CrisisDiscussion with Patricia Kombo, Founder of PaTree Initiative, Kenya, and Len Morris, American documentary filmmaker, lecturer and advocate for children’s human rights, and Daniel Wanjama,...

One Earth, One Chance: UN COP 15

One Earth, One Chance: UN COP 15

ECO JUSTICE FOR ALL Dialogues present One Earth, One Chance: UN COP 15 Thursday, February 16, 2023 11 am – 12 pm ET Online WebinarThis conversation will look at the UN COP 15 experience and the diverse strategies for the urgent changes we need going into and coming...

The Perspective of Religious Naturalism Dialogue

The Perspective of Religious Naturalism Dialogue

ECO JUSTICE FOR ALL Dialogues present The Perspective on Religious Naturalism Thursday, January 26, 2023Dialogue with Ursula Goodenough, Professor of Biology Emerita, Washington University, and Carol Wayne White, Interim Director of the Griot Center (2022-23) and...

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