Faith & Climate Action: Sharing Learning from Birmingham for Councils & Communities

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The first of the national webinars sharing learning from Bahu Trust +  Footsteps +  Ashdens  Birmingham Faith Climate Action Partnership (BiFCAP) and its GrassRoutes eco-action projects at places of worship across Birmingham.

What is Faith & Climate Action? Sharing Learning from Birmingham for Councils & Communities

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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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

This launch event will be the first of 8 webinars over the next 12 months and will set the scene for subsequent webinars exploring different aspects of our learning.

Who should attend?

This session is particularly relevant for:

  • Local authority officers and councillors

  • Faith leaders and community organisers

  • Those interested in how the connections between faith and climate action can support community-led initiatives.