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This event took place in Sandyford Henderson Memorial Church on 9 November.
The speakers unpacked the feminist and decolonial approach needed to address the climate emergency which shifts power and resources to women and the global South.
The panel included:
- Chair: Amanda Mukwashi, CEO, Christian Aid
- Key Note: Kavita Naidu, human rights and feminist climate justice advocate
- Ikal Angelei, politician and environmentalist
- Rudelmar Bueno de Faria, ACT Alliance General Secretary
Women on the Front Line: Healing the Earth, Seeking Justice
This event took place in Sandyford Henderson Memorial Church on 9 November.
The speakers unpacked the feminist and decolonial approach needed to address the climate emergency which shifts power and resources to women and the global South.
The panel included:
- Chair: Amanda Mukwashi, CEO, Christian Aid
- Key Note: Kavita Naidu, human rights and feminist climate justice advocate
- Ikal Angelei, politician and environmentalist
- Rudelmar Bueno de Faria, ACT Alliance General Secretary
This event took place in Sandyford Henderson Memorial Church on 9 November.
During the service, we heard directly from communities in the Amazon rainforest who are playing a key role in tackling the climate crisis by working as shields against deforestation.
Keynote speakers included:
- Sally Foster-Fulton, Head of Christian Aid Scotland
- Amanda Mukwashi, CEO of Christian Aid
- Robert Hynd, Moderator of Glasgow Presbytery
- Bishop Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church
An Ecumenical Service of Solidarity for Climate Justice at COP26
This event took place in Sandyford Henderson Memorial Church on 9 November.
During the service, we heard directly from communities in the Amazon rainforest who are playing a key role in tackling the climate crisis by working as shields against deforestation.
Keynote speakers included:
- Sally Foster-Fulton, Head of Christian Aid Scotland
- Amanda Mukwashi, CEO of Christian Aid
- Robert Hynd, Moderator of Glasgow Presbytery
- Bishop Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church
Faith in Action
This event took place at St George's Tron on 2 November.
Representatives from faith communities handed over 150,000 actions and prayers for climate justice at the Faith in Action for Climate Justice.
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BBC Songs of Praise
BBC Songs of Praise episode on Sunday 7 November featured a segment on the Protest Art: 'A Lament in Black Paint' commissioned by Christian Aid Scotland, Tearfund Scotland and Islamic Relief.
