CHURCHES
AND COSMOLOGIES:
RELIGION, ENVIRONMENT
AND SOCIAL CONFLICT
IN CONTEMPORARY
LATIN AMERICA
In an effort to share findings with a
broader audience and put knowledge to
use, panelists will report on a two-year
project examining the role of religion in
the public debate over environmental
conflicts and responses to climate change
throughout Latin America.
PANELISTS
Robert Albro
American University
Evan Berry
American University
Guillermo Kerber
World Council of Churches
WO L A O F F ICE S
TH U R S DAY, JANUARY 21 S T | 1 0 :00AM TO 12:00PM
1 666 CO NNEC TICU T AVE NW, WA S HINGTON, D.C.
CHURCHES
AND COSMOLOGIES:
RELIGION, ENVIRONMENT
AND SOCIAL CONFLICT
IN CONTEMPORARY
LATIN AMERICA
In an effort to share findings with a
broader audience and put knowledge to
use, panelists will report on a two-year
project examining the role of religion in
the public debate over environmental
conflicts and responses to climate change
throughout Latin America.
PANELISTS
Robert Albro, American University
Evan Berry, American University
Paul Freston, Wilfred Laurier University
Cymene Howe, Rice University
Guillermo Kerber, World Council of Churches
Mindahi Muñoz, Otomi-Hñahñu Regional
Council, Mexico (Center for Earth Ethics fellow)
JAMES CHAPEL OF THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22 ND | 3:00PM TO 5:00PM
3041 BROADWAY, NYC