Speaker updates
FEN is very excited to announce another opportunity for Deep Listening on September 14th at 5pm AEST. Read more about our scheduled presentations below. Followed by Q&A and small group discussion.
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Grab your tickets to this online event, which will include live Q&A, small group discussion, and opportunities to take action in response to what we have heard. Come for free, or make a small donation. You will be emailed the zoom link after you book.
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Dr Jon Day was the director of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and will speak about the Reef, its management challenges, and the key threats spelt out in the latest outlook report.
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Myree Sam is the First Nations Education consultant for Catholic Education Services in Cairns, and will speak about First Nations Sustainable practices/protocols and connectedness to Land Sea and Sky.
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FEN is grateful to be able to bring you the wisdom of Gudju Gudju Fourmile, a Gimuy Walibara Yidinji elder. We will share a video originally presented to the Australian Earth Laws Alliance as part of the Great Barrier Reef Case they brought to the International Rights of Nature Tribunal.
Gudju Gudju is the cofounder of Abriculture- advancing Traditional ecological knowledge and tribal ecology in partnership with Western science.
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Since Climate Change is a mjor threat to the Barrier Reef, we have invited Tejopala Rawls, from the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change, to tell us more about the Faiths 4 Climate Justice Global Day of Action on October 17 and 18, and how we and our communities can get involved.
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Grab your tickets to this online event, which will include live Q&A, small group discussion, and opportunities to take action in response to what we have heard. Come for free, or make a small donation. You will be emailed the zoom link after you book.
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- To share mutual appreciation of religious traditions regarding ecological insights
- To discern and foster religious reasons for advocacy
Through the network we share the experience of religious and cultural diversity which enhances the depths of one’s own religious tradition. We grow in understanding of the connections between faith and ecology. We build up networks within and between faith traditions and environmentalists.
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Learn more about FEN
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