We’re delighted to invite you to our Birmingham Faiths for Eco Action (BIFCAP) Webinar Series – bringing together councils, communities and faith organisations to explore how we can work together to respond to the climate crisis.
Over the past two years, Muslim organisation Bahu Trust, interfaith group Footsteps, and climate charity Ashden, have been working together to support over 10 faith-inspired communities to lead on a range of climate and nature projects across Birmingham.
From a Gurdwara exploring energy saving measures and churches greening their local areas to Imam’s incorporating climate action into weekly congregations, community-led projects are testing innovative approaches to ensuring the co-benefits of climate action are opened up to hardly reached communities.
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Faith & Climate Action: Sharing learning from Birmingham for councils and communities
Catch up with the launch of our new Birmingham Faiths for Eco Action (BIFCAP) Webinar Series – bringing together councils, communities and faith organisations to…
This new webinar series will:
- Share practical examples, insights and learnings from community-led, faith-inspired climate action for those based outside of Birmingham
- Explore community engagement opportunities that exist between intersection of faith and climate
- Highlight the unique role of interfaith collaboration
- Support councils and communities to work together more effectively
Who should attend?
This session is particularly relevant for:
- Those interested in how the connections between faith and climate action can support community-led initiatives.
- Local authority officers and councillors
- Faith leaders and community organisers