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Touching the Wounds of Our Planet: Thomas and Our Eco-Spiritual Crisis - Vimarsana News

Touching the Wounds of Our Planet: Thomas and Our Eco-Spiritual Crisis

Just as Jesus appeared to Thomas, the risen Christ come to us as we are touching the wounds of our planet to bring healing and hope.

Opinion: To Slow Climate Change, Teach Climate Literacy - Vimarsana News

Opinion: To Slow Climate Change, Teach Climate Literacy

Replies(4) By Rep. Terri Cortvriend, Sen. Valarie J. Lawson and Jeanine Silversmith In 2019, inspired by teenage Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, youth around the world took action to demand governments address climate change. While 2020 brought a pandemic that dominated the world's attention, the urgency of our climate crisis has not abated at all. That this movement was led by students is significant. The majority of today's youth are keenly aware that the planet they are inheriting has been abused and is undergoing life-threatening changes, and that humanity needs to reverse the course of ...

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Explore - 2021 - How to Teach Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Explore - 2021 - How to Teach Climate Change

Sourcing and sharing syllabi February 17, 2021 The Watson-based Climate Solutions Lab has created a syllabus bank to encourage more social-science instructors to teach university-level courses on climate change. One goal, according to political scientist and the Lab’s director, Jeff Colgan, is to help close the gap between the huge demand for and scarcity of such courses. Another goal is to help improve existing courses. The syllabus bank already comprises 35 syllabi, donated by experts from universities in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. More are expected. The experts re...

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