Tag: Sustainability

Faith Communities Go Green’s Education and Lifestyle working group invites you to a webinar on:

Sacred Grounds
Stories and best practices for sustainably stewarding the grounds of faith communities

Presented by: 

Susan Fox is a registered landscape architect and horticulturalist, having worked for 30 years mostly in residential landscape design and construction.  She has a passion for ecology, native plants, and how ordinary people can arrange their environments to be nourishing to both people and the natural world.
Lyric Morris-Latchaw  is a multidisciplinary urban farmer and visual artist whose work focuses on creating meaningful, equitable relationships between neighbors, land, and creatures. She currently tends the Church of the Advent’s Good News Garden, a community pantry garden in Walnut Hills, and grows grows food for a sliding scale payment community-driven CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). She previously farmed for and collectively ran the pay-as-you-can pizza restaurant Moriah Pie; she is co-author of The Moriah Pie Cookbook: Recipes and Stories. She was co-founder of the Hughes McMillan Street Community Garden, and helped establish Wave Pool Gallery’s Community Garden and Grassroom.
The Rev. Canon Jason Oden is the diocesan Canon of Formation for the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio. He is also the parish pastor for the Church of the Advent in Walnut Hills.

This is a virtual event. Please register to receive the zoom link.

Faith Communities Go Green partners with religious communities to create a more sustainable and equitable future for all by mobilizing their moral voice to reduce the risk of catastrophic climate change.

To learn more and join the team, go to FCGG.org

In honor of Earth Day 2022, Tricycle is bringing together leading Buddhist teachers, writers, and environmentalists for a donation-based weeklong virtual event series exploring what the dharma has to offer in a time of environmental crisis. This week’s events will explore three dimensions of the ecological crisis: the spiritual and psychological roots of the crisis, dealing with the difficult emotions that arise, and taking meaningful action.

Event replays will be made available to all registrants after the end of the summit.

This is a donation-based event. The suggested donation is $30.

Visit the event website to register.

In honor of Earth Day 2022, Tricycle is bringing together leading Buddhist teachers, writers, and environmentalists for a donation-based weeklong virtual event series exploring what the dharma has to offer in a time of environmental crisis. This week’s events will explore three dimensions of the ecological crisis: the spiritual and psychological roots of the crisis, dealing with the difficult emotions that arise, and taking meaningful action.

Event replays will be made available to all registrants after the end of the summit.

This is a donation-based event. The suggested donation is $30.

Visit the event website to register.

Putting the SDGs into action:
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations are a commitment to achieving sustainable development across three dimensions – environmental, social, and economic in an inclusive and integrated way.

Please join the “Cincinnati Area Faith Communities Go Green” team to participate in a global Ecochallenge and put these SDGs into action.

It’s free! It’s fun!

To be a part of the team REGISTER HERE!

Learn more about the United Nations SDGs at
https://sdgs.un.org/

Learn more about this EcoChallenge at https://earthmonth.ecochallenge.org/

Questions/Concerns?
Contact: Becca Desai at bfdesai@aol.com

Putting the SDGs into action:
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations are a commitment to achieving sustainable development across three dimensions – environmental, social, and economic in an inclusive and integrated way.

Please join the “Cincinnati Area Faith Communities Go Green” team to participate in a global Ecochallenge and put these SDGs into action.

It’s free! It’s fun!

To be a part of the team REGISTER HERE!

Learn more about the United Nations SDGs at
https://sdgs.un.org/

Learn more about this EcoChallenge at https://earthmonth.ecochallenge.org/

Questions/Concerns?
Contact: Becca Desai at bfdesai@aol.com

Presenter: Maureen Wild, SC (Gabriola Island, Canada)

Webinars are free, but registration is required. For more information and to register go to: www.scearthconnection.org.

Presenter: Maureen Wild, SC (Gabriola Island, Canada)

Webinars are free, but registration is required. For more information and to register go to: www.scearthconnection.org.

Presenter: Maureen Wild, SC (Gabriola Island, Canada)

Webinars are free, but registration is required. For more information and to register go to: www.scearthconnection.org.

Presenter: Maureen Wild, SC (Gabriola Island, Canada)

Webinars are free, but registration is required. For more information and to register go to: www.scearthconnection.org.

Presenter: Imogene Drummond, international artist, and filmmaker (New York)

In these presentations, Imogene Drummond will share how her growing awareness of our integral connection with the Universe influenced the development of her art in diverse media, including film, video installation, and an educational program that combines Self-worth, Creativity, and the Cosmos.

Imogene Drummond, M.F.A., M.S.W., A.C.S.W., is an internationally collected painter, award-winning filmmaker, artist/educator, and former psychotherapist. Her experience, talent, and vision converge in Art Sparks. Her article “Options for the Future”; is the closing piece in the thought-provoking anthology The Rule of Mars (KIT, 2006) which was endorsed by Pulitzer Prize-winning scientist and author Jared Diamond. Due to her painting expeditions around the world, Drummond was invited to join the Society of Woman Geographers whose membership includes explorers of ideas as well as geography, among them Eleanor Roosevelt, Amelia Earhart, and Jane Goodall.