Religious Responses to Environmental Justice Movements

This exam reviews the responses of various religious groups to environmental justice movements. Students will analyze how religious organizations engage with issues of environmental equity and justice.

An understanding of these responses is critical for evaluating the role of religion in social movements addressing environmental injustices. This connection can redefine advocacy strategies across different communities.

Assessment will evaluate students’ understanding of the theological and ethical foundations of environmental justice as articulated by different faiths. Candidates will demonstrate comprehension of the intersection between faith and social activism.

Students are encouraged to reflect on contemporary case studies illustrating religious involvement in environmental justice initiatives, enriching their perspectives on the social implications of faith.