Sacred Stories, Shared Futures: Faith and Values as Catalysts for Climate Action

​An exclusive screening of the new PBS documentary, Sacred Planet, followed by Q+A with host Gulnaz Khan.

​Followed by a discussion on how spiritual traditions and deeply held values can shape climate change narratives to inspire and inform audiences on the need for climate action. 

​We will examine: 

• ​How can ancient wisdom traditions and contemporary faith perspectives reframe climate action as sacred duty rather than burden?

• ​What role do values-based narratives play in moving beyond fear-based climate messaging to hope-centered mobilization?

• ​What storytelling approaches from faith traditions can help us connect climate science to human hearts and moral imagination?

• ​How can faith-informed climate narratives influence policy, investment, and business decisions at scale?

• ​Why do values-driven climate messages often struggle to break through in secular spaces, and how can we bridge this gap authentically?

​Speakers:

• ​Gulnaz Khan, Host, Sacred Planet, PBS

• ​Jordan Collins, Learning & Development Content Curation, TED

• ​Andrew Marshall, Chief Communications and Marketing Officer, World Resources Institute

• ​Richa Karmarkar, Religion News Service
  
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