Journey Into Activism
In this video excerpt from EJC, Kathy shares her story, including what led her from teaching high school on Chicago’s west side to becoming a voice for world peace.
Join EJC for 2018 Advocacy Day
This year’s focus on justice as clean energy, water, air, and voting reform supports many of the goals of the Poor People’s Campaign.
Vonnegut’s Letter to the Future
After citing examples of how Nature works to keep the planet in balance, Vonnegut puts forth a series of simple steps we need to take to survive as a species. What he writes rings as true today as it did in 1988.
Making a Case for Sufficiency
Since World War II, we have consumed as many goods and services as all prior generations combined! It’s time to learn to live within limits.
Listen to Voices from the Frontlines
Meet with representatives from communities on the front lines of the struggle for environmental justice – March 18, Wellington Avenue UCC.
Honor those Who Honor the Earth
Join EJC on Friday, September 12, as we join Wellington Avenue UCC in honoring the Shawnee Vinyard Indian Settlement and Chair, Barney Bush.
Stop Fracking in Illinois!
[column width=”47%” padding=”6%”]Work for a Moratorium. Ask Your State Senator to Cosponsor SB3386 On February 14, 2014, Senator Ira Silverstein […]
Igniting Our Moral Principles
Without a direct link to moral conviction, no amount of factual information will move us from being informed to transformative change.
Intergenerational Justice
A child rights approach to climate change not only would take the concerns of intergenerational justice into account, but also radically transform the policies and commitments of those in power. Don’t we have the moral responsibility to work with governments and civil society to shape such a response to climate change?
The Impact of the American Dream
Our American over-consumptive lifestyles are not sustainable, nor are they just.
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