Being a Stone Catcher: Learning, Acting and Teaching Nonviolence SCIPL, Atlantic Institute, My Neighbor's Voice, SCOPE 50 and SC Poor People's Campaign invite you to join an interfaith dialogue focused […]

We need a climate revival! After another year of record-breaking climate disasters, environmental injustices are degrading our communities, God's Creation, and democracy. This year, we’re changing the script. Let’s move […]

Beginning on February 11th, the four-part Faith Leaders Civic Engagement Academy energizes faith and environmental justice communities through trainings in collaboration with the SC Office of Minority Affairs and the […]

Environmental justice is a human rights issue and one that significantly impacts health. In his encyclical Laudato Si', Pope Francis calls for "an integral ecology, one which clearly respects its' […]

Join the SC Conservation Coalition, a statewide alliance of over 40 conservation organizations, on Tuesday April 26th for our 19th annual Lobby Day at the State House and Oyster Roast […]

You are one of the most powerful change-makers when it comes to ensuring South Carolina is on a path towards effective and equitable conservation outcomes. Right now, it's as important […]

JustFaith's Monthly Social Justice Talk How can faith inspire social justice? Join SCIPL's Alecia Brewster and Sustaining Way Executive Director, Michael Brown on May 19th at 7pm ET for Acting for […]

DATE TBD SCIPL is partnering with My Neighbor's Voice (MNV), a forum designed to create purposeful and productive connections. Using MNV Listening Cards and a moderated format, MNV provides a […]

Join our South Carolina partners and the Poor People's Campaign for the JUNE 18, 2022Mass Poor People's and Low-Wage Workers' Assembly & Moral March on Washington, DC. The Poor People's Campaign is a fusion movement mobilizing across the country to change the moral narrative and demand that the interlocking injustices of systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation, […]

Faith, Health & Climate: Extreme Heat in South Carolina Extreme heat is one of the leading causes of weather-related deaths in the United States, killing 600 more people than all other leading weather-related deaths combined. Learn about the effects and dangers of extreme heat, and what our communities can do to combat them. This is […]