Join us for a global, live streamed, multi-religious climate justice Symposium on

Wednesday, 28th September, at
9am - 11am Bogota / 10am - 12pm New York
4pm - 6pm Paris / 5pm - 7pm Nairobi.

This event is organized by the Laudato Si Movement, GreenFaith, the Catholic University of Eastern Africa, and Supreme Muslim Council of Kenya, and co-sponsored by the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA).

About The Symposium

This half-day symposium will introduce the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, its pillars, and the religious foundations for its support.

About the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative

The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative is an emerging campaign for a binding international agreement that would be a complement to the Paris Agreement. Such a Treaty would require:

• An immediate end to new fossil fuel projects

• A rapid transition to 100% renewables and a fair phase-out of fossil fuels

• A just transition to an environmentally sustainable future for workers and communities most affected by climate change and by this transition

These three pillars are what is required to address the climate crisis in a manner that reflects widely shared religious and moral values and consistent with what science tells us must be done to avoid truly disastrous climate change impacts.

The Treaty Initiative has already attracted support from over 100 Nobel Laureates; 40 cities including London, Paris, Los Angeles, and Sydney; 250 parliamentarians including elected representatives from Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Pakistan; over 1,000 NGOs and 2,500 scientists and academics.

Interpretation for this event will be provided in Swahili, Spanish, and French.

Register today to reserve your spot!