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Ritualizing Environmental Change, Rethinking Religion

The GTU, in collaboration with the Peder Sather Center for Advanced Study of UC Berkeley, is pleased to announce a three-day long workshop on environmental change and ritualized relationships with the other-than-human world. Jointly funded by REDO, a University of Oslo research network sponsored by the Norwegian Research Council, and co-hosted by UC Berkeley, the workshop explores some of the new ontologies that have been developed in the social sciences over the past two decades, which are revising and revisiting animism, materialism, and religion in new and original ways.

From Greed to Green: The Art & Science of Sustainable Living in India

The GTU's Mira and Ajay Shingal Center for Dharma Studies presents His Grace Gauranga Dasa Prabhu speaking on sustainable living as showcased by the Govardhan Ecovillage in India. Response by Devin Zuber of the Center for Swedenborgian Studies.

RSVP Required for lunch and presentation. Email //cds.gtu@gmail.com">cds.gtu@gmail.com

Where: GTU Student Lounge, 2465 LeConte Ave., Berkeley

When: Friday, September 23, 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Laudati Si' with Dr. Sylvia Hood Washington

The School of Applied Theology in partnership with the Cathedral of Christ the Light, Our Lady of Lourdes, and St. Columbia cordially invite you to attend a three-day series on Laudati Si' with Dr. Sylvia Hood Washington, member of the University of Illinois-Chicago's Environmental Justice board, and the USCCB's Catholic Coalition for Children and a Safe Environment.

Starr King School of Ministry Symposium

An Urban Retreat on Environmental Justice

Join us for two days of study, dialogue, ritual celebration, food, music, art and community building celebrating the Spirit of Life. Our Symposium connects all Starr King’s School’s students, faculty, staff, trustees, graduates and communities as we cultivate multi-religious, counter-oppressive, just and sustainable communities.

Lewis Mudge Book Forum

Dinner Boardroom, GTU Library, 2400 Ridge Rd., Berkeley.
 
The GTU will host a book forum on a posthumously published book by the late Lewis S.

Green Deen: What Islam Teaches about Protecting the Planet

Islam & Authors series at the Islamic Cultural Center of Northern California (ICCNC), conversation with author Ibrahim Abdul-Matin. 

Co-sponsored by the Center for Islamic Studies. 

ICCNC, 1433 Madison Street, Oakland 94612. 

Tickets: $10 general/$5 students at the door, or available at www.iccnc.org