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Frontline, Fence Line, and Shoreline Communities
Who is affected by climate change?
We are all affected by climate change in our environment in different ways. This article looks at three types of communities that are affected disproportionately by the impacts of climate change, namely frontline communities, fence line communities and shoreline communities. When looking at environmental justice, it is essential to know who the vulnerable members of the community are and how best they…
Reflections on Climate Teach in: Climate Justice Legislation for General Conference
On April 4, 2024, MFSA and United Methodist Creation Justice Movement (UMCJM) held a webinar entitled “Climate Teach in: Climate Justice Legislation for General Conference” in collaboration with the Creation Justice Movement. This was my internship project for the year. Thank you to all that attended and helped make it a success.
There were two speakers namely Cathy Velasquez Eberhart, who represented the United Methodist Creation Justice Movement, and Nancy Blade, a United Methodist Elder who co-chairs a new Northern Illinois task force focusing on eco-sustainability. Cathay Eberhart spoke about the UM Creation Justice Movement, what it stands for and ways to get involved with the work the UMCJM is pursuing. Nancy Blade gave an overview of…
What We Need to Know About Climate Change and the U.S. Military
Member of Iowa Chapter MFSA, Kathleen McQuillen, writes on the intersection of climate change and the U.S. military
A Seed with Anchors: A Reflection on Ecumenical Advocacy Days
A Reflection on Ecumenical Advocacy Days and Call for Faith into Action
Rio Texas MFSA Hosts Annual Batteries, Oil, Paint, and Antifreeze (BOPA) Recycling
Rio Texas MFSA takes actions towards Environmental Justice by participating in annual BOPA Recycling event.
Join the Global #ClimateStrike
This Friday, September 20th, join millions of young people and adults across the globe in the #ClimateStrike, a youth-led movement demanding climate justice now.