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Web sites related to the Faith, Spirituality and Social Change Conference.
Research Initiatives and Tools
The Cambridge Inter-Faith Programme offers a distinctive scholarly approach to religious learning and understanding across the three Abrahamic traditions.
Citizenship and Faith Initiative at London Metropolitan University.
Economics of Religion Gateway. The economic study of religion includes studies of the current and historic role of religion in advancing or impeding social progress, religiously-oriented critiques of economic theory and practice, and how religion influences the well-being of individuals, families, youth, communities, and nations.
The Faith Based Regeneration Network UK (FbRN) is the leading national multi faith network for community regeneration and social action. It reaches 9,000 individuals and projects, and all faiths.
Faith & Public Policy Forum is born out of a response to the growing debate about the role of faith groups in contemporary Western society and their contribution to the common good.
Gapminder provides tools to increase use and understanding of statistics and other information about social, economic and environmental development at local, national and global levels.
Globethics.net is a digital library on ethics that provides free and full-text access to about 200 journals and more than a million documents on Applied Ethics.
The International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature, and Culture promotes critical inquiry into the relationships among human beings and their diverse cultures, environments, and religious beliefs and practices.
The Oxford Centre for Religion
and Public Life.
Women's Networks: Women, Religion, and Social
Change II, was a conference held at Harvard University in 2003.
Transcripts
of papers are available. It was hosted by The
Pluralism Project at Harvard University.
The Working Group on Religion, Ethics and Nature is a local initiative based at Ohio Northern University.
For links to philosophical discussions and sites with a more academic slant, see The Green Fuse.
General
Religion
& Ecology journal
This issue of Daedalus is dedicated to discussion on religion
and ecology.
GreenSpirit is a movement which celebrates all life as deeply connected and sacred. Although GreenSpirit was originally inspired by Matthew Fox's 'Creation-Centred Spirituality', it seeks to appeal to those both within and beyond the Christian tradition.
St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace organises many events, including interfaith meetings, cultural events, meditations and workshops. It is a "place where faiths can meet and learn from their differences".
Christianity
Eco-Congregation is an ecumenical programme helping churches make the link between environmental issues and Christian faith.
The Church Urban Fund supports social action in the poorest areas of England. CUF resource people working at the local level who are putting their faith into action in their neighborhoods.
Greeningspirit
Anglicans of British Columbia and the Yukon working on environmental
issues.
Sojourners is a progressive Christian commentary on faith, politics and culture. It seeks to build a movement of spirituality and social change.
SPEAK
A Christian network campaigning and praying for global justice.
Judaism
Liberal Judaism
Liberal Judaism reverences Jewish tradition and
desires that Judaism shall be an active force for good in the lives of
Jewish individuals, families and communities today, and that it shall
make its contribution to the betterment of human society.
The Noah Project
Jewish education, celebration and action for the Earth
Tikkun
Tikkun is both a magazine and a community of people of faith calling
for social justice and political freedom. Tikkun seek to build "a
movement of spiritual progressives".
Islam
Islamic Foundation for Ecology & Environmental Sciences
Buddhism
The UK Network of Engaged Buddhists combine the cultivation of inner peace with active social compassion.
PS Buddhist
Ecopractice are a network of Western Buddhists
practicing within the sangha of the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order.
Contemporary Paganism
Please let us know of relevant links. E-mail
adrian.harris@winchester.ac.uk