Tagged: religion

April 16, 2020

Environmental Gains Are Not a Silver Lining of COVID-19 – Amanda Baugh

We’re are pleased to share this insightful article in the Berkeley Forum written by our own Amanda Baugh on the intersections of environmental...

March 16, 2020

Digging Deeper on Gender and Food Justice – Interview with Kelsey Ryan-Simkins

We are excited to share our latest interview with ISSRNC scholar and student board member Kelsey Ryan-Simkins. Interview by ISSRNC’s member chris crews....

February 25, 2020

Whitney Bauman on Developing a Critical Planetary Romanticism

We’re excited to share this new piece from Whitney Bauman just published by Counterpoint. In this new piece Bauman develops an argument for...

January 28, 2020

New Research on Dark Green Humility by Taylor, Wright and LeVasseur

We are excited to highlight some new research around the concept of dark green religion that will be of interest to many ISSRNC...

December 30, 2019

Climate Skepticism and Evangelical Politics – Interview with Robin Veldman

We are excited to share this interview with ISSRNC scholar Robin Globus Veldman, author of the new book The Gospel of Climate Skepticism:...

December 11, 2019

Religious and Spiritual Environmental Activism – 2020 Panel CFP

We are pleased to share this CFP looking for participants on a special panel dedicated to religious and spiritual environmental activism as part...

December 10, 2019

2020 Student Conference on Religion in the Public Sphere

We’re are pleased to share this information about an upcoming conference on Religion in the Public Sphere at Brigham Young University that may be of interest to our student members. The theme for the 2020 conference is focused on religion and ecology and includes keynote speaker Norman Wirza.