Advocate for climate justice Join the United Nations Climate Change COP 27 in Egypt as part of an in-person delegation Application Deadline: July 31, 2022 Travel dates: 10 days between
Below is a personal reflection written by Louisa Bruinsma. We hope it inspires your own practice of stillness or sacred pause during the season of Advent, as we wait for
“Rejoice in hope, be patient in suffering, persevere in prayer.” Romans 12.12 Alok Sharma, the British MP serving as President of COP26, was visibly shaken as he gaveled the adoption
Key insights and reflections from the FLC Fall Symposium on October 30, 2021 were captured by graphic recorder, Devon Kerslake from ThinkLink Graphics. Devon produced three illustrations capturing the discussions
I’m sitting in my cabin watching the sun set over the Ottawa Valley. It isn’t the most spectacular sunset ever, but it is quiet and beautiful, soft and predictable, contemplative
Photo credit: Julia Volk from Pexels Adaptation, Loss and Damage Day at COP26 November 8th was Adaptation, Loss and Damage Day at COP26. First, some background: John Holdren, Senior Advisor
Photo Credit: Cayetano Gil, unsplash Listening to Jeremiah at the Climate Parade of Promises “See how the siege ramps are built up to take the city. Because of the sword, famine
Caption: Sabrina Chiefari (left) at the Global Climate Strike on September 24, 2021 in Toronto A Lament, of sorts. November 5th, 2021, will be my 37th birthday. In the UK,
Caption: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss. Photo Credit: Number 10 (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Canada Talks a Big Talk, but Are We Really Leading? I’m a
Photo Credit: TJ Watt Are We so Blinded and Hardened that we Cannot Appreciate the Cries of Humanity? It is Day Three of my witness as a member of the