Watch: Waters of the Southwest Hearing with EPA
Sister Joan Brown was one of the panelists in the Waters of the US hearing with the Environmental Protection Agency on Monday, June 13. Here is a video.
Sister Joan Brown was one of the panelists in the Waters of the US hearing with the Environmental Protection Agency on Monday, June 13. Here is a video.
As people of faith and conscience across the country, we believe elections are a referendum on the values that will shape our future. Voting is how we create a society based on our shared values.
Some of the ways you and your faith community can use the printed guide include: making copies available to your congregation, discussing the guide and its reflection questions (adult education, committee, youth group, etc.), offering copies when you register voters or deliver social services, or asking political candidates a question from it.
On June 8, the national Interfaith Power & Light (IPL) released a “faithful voter reflection guide” in advance of the upcoming election season. The guide discusses many of the defining moral issues that are on the ballot, including faltering democratic institutions, too much wealth in the hands of a few, damage to the climate, and threats to global public health and security.
The guide, endorsed by other national faith-based partners and IPL state affiliates, will be distributed across the country for discussion in diverse faith communities. It includes discussion questions for reflection and sample questions to ask candidates.
IPL President Rev. Susan Hendershot, the Climate Reality Project’s William Barber III, NETWORK’s Mary Novak, and Georgia Interfaith Power & Light’s Gayla Tillman will discuss the guide on a webinar for IPL supporters on Thursday, June 9 at 7:00 pm ET, 5:00 p.m. MT. Register Here
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