Introducing Interfaith Eco-Kids
Interfaith Eco-Kids is a youth-led environmental movement in CT religious communities. Read this article to find out how you can start an Eco-Kids chapter in your community of faith!
Interfaith Eco-Kids is a youth-led environmental movement in CT religious communities. Read this article to find out how you can start an Eco-Kids chapter in your community of faith!
An official statement from the Board of Directors of the Interreligious Eco-Justice Network and CT Interfaith Power & Light on the murder of George Floyd.
By Joseph Barnes Opportunities for Connecticut to modernize its waste system were lost this year because the 2020 legislative session
Even though we are social distancing this Earth Day, we can still make a difference for the planet. Check out some of IREJN’s ideas for Climate Action!
CT Interfaith Power & Light organizes a religious response to global warming as part of the national Interfaith Power & Light movement. CT Interfaith Power & Light is one of over 40 state chapters for Interfaith Power & Light. To read more about CT IPL, please visit here.
St. John’s Episcopal Church in Vernon Rockville planted a beautiful, sustainable, raised bed garden to provide food for the local community!
Read more about this incredible giving garden in Durham/Middlefield, which brings people together through the joy of gardening.
St. James in Glastonbury created an amazing community garden for local residents!
Over the past 10 years, houses of worship in Connecticut have accelerated in creating community organic gardens, producing high-quality fruits and vegetables and herbs which are then donated to community groups. Co-authored by Jameelah Muhammad, Letty Naigles, and Rev. Virginia Army with input from the gardeners!
IREJN is planning a vibrant Green Forum series for 2020. Click here to read our current list. More forums will be added as they are scheduled.