The Interfaith Eco Seminaries Project brings years of experience and extensive resources to divinity schools, seminaries, and school of divinity encouraging them to educate their students on the relationship between faith and ecology. In conjunction with this program, ICSD has published multiple reports about courses for seminarians on faith and ecology being offered by schools around the world. ICSD’s Engaging Seminaries Program promotes and enables the sharing of resources and course syllabi between seminaries, as well as conducts virtual and live meetings for seminary deans and faculty.
In June 2015, ICSD released the first-ever Report on Faith and Ecology Courses in North American Seminaries.
This groundbreaking report includes the details of over 170 courses on ecology offered in over 60 theological schools and seminaries.
A summary of the Report in Italian is also available.
The Program also provides a comprehensive Syllabus Collection of the faith and ecology courses offered by the seminaries mentioned in the report, as well as many others.
Report on Catholic Ecology Courses in Catholic Seminaries
This report highlights ecologically themed courses offered at Catholic seminaries in North America, Rome, and the Holy Land.
Online Faith and Ecology Syllabus Collection
In collaboration with the Green Seminary Initiative and the Seminary Stewardship Alliance, ICSD provides an online searchable syllabi collection of courses on faith and ecology.
Report on Faith and Ecology Teaching in Holy Land Seminaries
Released in March 2016, the Report on Faith and Ecology Teaching in the Holy Land Seminaries highlights the faith and ecology courses offered by various seminaries in the Holy Land, with a focus on Christian and Jewish seminaries.
The Holy Land Seminarians Faith and Ecology Project
The Holy Land Seminarians Faith and Ecology Project brings together Muslim, Christian, and Jewish seminary and religious students from across the Holy Land to engage in interactive workshops about human coexistence and environmental sustainability.
