Faith & Climate in Victoria: From Concern to Collective Action: A gathering for connection, reflection, and next steps

How are we, as people of faith and spirituality, called to respond to the climate crisis at this moment?

Across Victoria, many are already taking meaningful action—through greening initiatives, education, advocacy, and protest. At the same time, with expanding fossil fuel projects and the growing urgency of climate change, many of us are asking: what more can we do, and how can we support one another?

We invite you to join a 90-minute gathering on May 20 to:

• Share what we are currently doing

• Reflect on our sense of calling and responsibility

• Explore ways to collaborate and strengthen our collective impact

Date & time: Wednesday, May 20, 7:00–8:30 pm
Location: Friends’ Meeting House, 1831 Fern Street, Victoria
RSVP: Please RSVP here.

Please feel free to share this invitation with others in your faith community. If you’re not able to make it, is there someone else who might be able to attend and share what’s going on in your community?

This gathering is hosted by Michael Polanyi (Unitarian Universalist Community of Victoria) and Reilly Yeo (Co-Founder of My Climate Plan; Candidate for Ministry, Unitarian Universalist Association).

The event is free; small donations to help cover room costs are welcome. For more information please contact Michael at michaelfdpolanyi@gmail.com.