How can Faith Communities be Inspired to take Environmental Action? (UN Climate Change Conference)

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How can faith communities move from awareness to genuine environmental action? At COP22 in Marrakech, Valériane Bernard of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University, speaking as a UN Representative, addresses this practical question directly. She explores concrete means and strategies for inspiring religious communities to translate spiritual values into tangible environmental engagement, examining what motivates faith-based groups to move beyond passive concern toward active participation in climate solutions. Bernard’s insights draw on her experience at the intersection of spirituality and international policy, offering a roadmap for religious leaders and institutions seeking to mobilize their congregations around environmental issues. Her talk contributes a practical, action-oriented perspective to the broader interfaith conversation on climate change happening at the UN summit. Viewers interested in related themes can also check out a companion video on the spiritual root of climate change. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFYf4pwj0JU&t=10s

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