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  • Nonviolent Christianity for Increasingly Violent Times: Theology and Practice for Forming Nonviolent Individuals and Communities

    In a time of increasing polarization and violent rhetoric in our national politics, what are the practical and theological resources within Christianity to resist violence at both a personal and political level? What is a nonviolent worldview in the Christian tradition? How is it distinct from other Christianities and other streams of nonviolence? Read more here.

    Wed. June 4, 2025 5:00-6:30 pm MT

  • Start Where You Are: Practices for Everyday Peace and Nonviolence

    A 90-minute webinar exploring what it means to cultivate peace and nonviolence within ourselves and right where we are, amidst the complexity and messiness of our current context and everyday lives. How do we cultivate peace not only in the world, but in our own hearts, homes, and relationships? Read more here.

    Th. June 12, 2025 5:00-6:30 PM MT

  • Exploring Different Approaches to Peace-Building and Nonviolence: Grassroots Lessons from Kenya

    What is the history of violence in Kenya? How did Elizabeth Kanini Kimau and the Sisters intervene in their local contexts? What were the challenges they faced and how did they overcome them? What skills did they develop and how do they teach others? What lessons can others interested in peace-building and nonviolence learn from their work? Read more here.

    Th June 26 2025 10:00-11:30 am MT

  • One Earth, One Spirit: A Call for Action

    Our religious traditions, spiritualities, science and ancestral wisdom converge in this poly-crises moment affirming that we are one in a very sacred universe. We are inspired by deeper understanding to work in prophetic ways as we learn to be engaged mystics. We will explore these intersections and what they look like on the ground through work on climate justice, extractivism and advocacy with local communities in New Mexico. Read more here.

    Wed. July 16, 2025 5:00-6:30 PM MT

  • The Guardians of Creation: Indigenous Spiritual Paths to Environmental Stewardship

    Sister Dr. Birgit Weiler, MMS, is a German missionary and theology professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. A scholar of synodality and the Catholic Church in Latin America and in the Amazon region, Weiler is a member of the Congregation of the Medical Missionary Sisters. She has lived for 37 years in Peru, where she collaborates with the Episcopal Conference of the country. She also works as a theologian with the Episcopal Council of Latin America (CELAM) and the Ecclesial Conference of the Amazon Region. Read more here.

    Wed. July 23, 2025 5:00-6:30 PM MT

  • Protecting the Earth from industries of Extraction and Energy: A Perspective from Asian Indigenous Communities

    A 90-minute webinar - presentation and Q&A - with Prabindra Shakya. Shakya is a human rights activist belonging to the indigenous Newar community of Nepal. Read more here.

    Th. July 30, 2025 9:00-10:30 AM MT