A celebration of faith-inspired actions for climate justice in the past fortnight
London joins global call to end fossil fuel projects and real action on climate breakdown
Building on the Lambeth Declaration of 2015, faith leaders from diverse traditions have issued the Glasgow Multifaith Declaration.
Faith for the Climate and The Climate Coalition have produced a resource for organising your own interfaith vigil
London is skilling up to take action! What were we up to around London Climate Action Week?
Calls for climate justice from the UK, Bangladesh and the Solomon Islands
End fossil fuel subsidies and save the lives most threatened by the climate crisis.
Faith for the Climate has joined 16 other representatives of faith bodies.
A guest contribution by Jasmine Vorraso, Campaigns and Communications Assistant at The Climate Coalition
On 18 November we were thrilled to kickstart the Sacred People, Sacred Earth campaign
As the Indian festival of light approaches on 14 November, we speak to network members to hear about links between Diwali and the environment.
Commonality. Community. Partnership. Three words at the centre of Inter Faith Week (8-15 Nov)
Guest blog by Qari Asim and David Kibble
A guest contribution by Jasmine Vorraso, Campaigns and Communications Assistant at The Climate Coalition, on the campaign for a green recovery
We explore the links between Covid-19, the climate crisis, and a recovery package which supports the NHS.
This year's Buddhist Action Month has the potential to reach wider than ever before.
With the Covid-19 crisis adding intensity to the holy month of Ramadan this year, Muslim climate activists have been organising events to allow the environment a special place in the reflections and prayers of the faithful.
Wednesday 22 April 2020 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day - the worldwide day of action.
We outline some of the impacts so far on faith communities and faith-based climate action.
Ash Wednesday this year, 26 February 2020, marks several historic milestones for the Church of England in its response to the climate crisis.
The celebrations of the 550th gurpurab of Guru Nanak will last from November 2019 to November 2020.
People of faith have made a significant contribution to the UK’s first climate-focused general election.
The 2019 Inter Faith Week (11-17 November) saw many more activities related to climate change and environmental issues compared to previous years.
Expressing their sacred calling to protect the Earth, at the heart of the wider movement.
Faith leaders and people of faith came out on strike, to support the school strikers, and to pray for urgent climate action.
On 12th June 2019, Prime Minister Teresa May announced that the UK would become the first major economy to legislate for a net zero emissions target.
On 26th June, people of many faiths came together in central London to call for urgent climate action from Government.
