Seeds of Faith, Hope and Action

From COP26 to Today

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Hosted by 

Eco Dharma Network and Faith for the Climate

From the Organizer:

Five years on, ahead of COP31 and Inter Faith Week in the UK, it’s time to see what happened to the seeds of hope and action that were planted in Glasgow. In this special webinar, we will catch up with other Seeds of Hope and Action contributors of different faiths, including global majority activists, to gain critical insights on the state of environmental justice and/or interfaith friendship, and inspirations for moving forward.

Eco Dharma Network and Faith for the Climate  is the host of this event. Please contact them with any questions.

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