Not Just Milk & Sugar
This thought-provoking documentary explores the rich spiritual traditions, environmental ethics, and cultural identity of the Parsi community and the ancient religion of Zoroastrianism. Through conversations between generations, the film examines how one of the world’s oldest religions continues to shape modern ideas about ecology, compassion, responsibility, and humanity’s relationship with nature.
Can Zoroastrianism Solve Climate Change?
Can ancient spiritual teachings help address the climate crisis? In this thought-provoking panel discussion, Hanoz Santoke, Farzad Sunavala, Reanna Unwalla, and moderator Karl Desai explore the deep environmental principles within Zoroastrianism and how they remain relevant in the modern world.
Deep Ecology in Zoroastrianism
In this insightful lecture from the NAMC Institute of Zoroastrian Studies Lecture Series, Tehemton Mirza explores the concept of deep ecology within Zoroastrianism and its relevance to modern environmental challenges.
Ava – Waters of Life: Onward from the AVA project at the Parliament of the World’s Religions
The Ava Project explores the deep connection between Zoroastrian philosophy, water conservation, and environmental sustainability. Contributed by Prof. Kavas Kapadia, Dr. Karishma Koka, Mahtab Dastur, Vanshika Singh, Vispi Kasad, Afreed Mistry, Delzin Choksy, and Dr. Shernaz Cama, this initiative highlights how traditional Zoroastrian reverence for water and all creations remains profoundly relevant in today’s ecological crisis.
Environmental Concerns and Female Empowerment | 66th Commission on the Status of Women Conference
FEZANA participated in the 66th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW66) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, representing Zoroastrian voices in global discussions on gender equality, climate change, and environmental sustainability.
Can Zoroastrianism Solve Climate Change?
Can ancient spiritual wisdom help solve today’s environmental crisis? In this engaging panel discussion, Hanoz Santoke, Farzad Sunavala, Reanna Unwalla, and moderator Karl Desai explore how the environmental principles within Zoroastrianism remain deeply relevant in addressing climate change and sustainability challenges.
Zoroastrianism and the Environment by Prof. Soroosh Sorooshian
In this lecture presented at the California Zoroastrian Center, Prof. Soroosh Sorooshian explores the Zoroastrian perspective on environmental stewardship and the importance of protecting nature in everyday life.
“Zoroastrianism and the Environment” – Ervad Yazad C. Unwalla (June 2, 2021)
“My Faith and the Environment – A Positive Interfaith Youth Response” brings together young voices from diverse religious traditions to discuss climate change, environmental responsibility, and the role of faith in protecting the planet.
Bringing Religion to Bear on the Climate Emergency: Insights from the UN Climate Conference COP 27
Recorded at the United Nations climate conference COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, this multifaith press conference brings together religious leaders, Indigenous advocates, climate scientists, and sustainability experts to discuss the urgent need for climate action and climate justice.