Our duty of care
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Our duty of care
Margaret Mead
Our vision at Faith and Climate Action is to create a community of spiritually-grounded activists willing to engage lovingly and strategically in nonviolent civil disobedience action in order to resist climate breakdown and help build a caring, inclusive, just and sustainable world.
Faith and Climate Action engages in nonviolent direct actions to advance climate justice. Our current campaign is focused on stopping the financing and construction of new polluting fossil fuel pipelines that lack Indigenous consent.
Since our founding in 2013, Faith and Climate Action has trained hundreds of people of faith and allies in nonviolent civil disobedience, mobilized dozens of faith leaders, and engaged in multiple nonviolent actions against bank funding of pipelines.
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Despite the massive wildfires again this summer, and tens of thousands of Canadians forced from their homes, our governments and banks are ...
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Wildfires, floods and extreme heat are ravaging Canada and the world.
Nonviolent civil disobedience is a key strategy for resisting climate...
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