Name: Season 4, Episode 8: Ecological Economics and Environmental Racism by SSND Central Pacific Province
Duration: 26 min 25 s
Description: In Episode 8: Ecological Economics and Environmental Racism we welcome Sister Ethel Howley from the Atlantic-Midwest Province joins us to share her experience with Laudato Si' and help us explore ecological economics and environmental racism. We hope you get some helpful information from this episode and we appreciate you listening to Called to Action.

Jody Nelson, Ed.D., LMFT, Executive Director, Change Inc. is the featured speaker of the 2022 Women's Leadership Luncheon in St. Paul, Minnesota. She speaks with Kaitlyn Holdmeyer, communications manager with the School Sisters of Notre Dame about her presentation in March 2022. Register for the free event: www.ssndcp.org/luncheons

Leadership from Dr. Jody Nelson

Welcome back to another season of Called to Action! Season 4: Racial Justice, Episode 1: Introduction to Racial Justice helps us explain how to define racism and lays out the first steps someone can take when working towards dismantling their own racism.  Our first guest Sister Barbara Pfarr, part of SSNDs Racial Justice Committee, help us introduce the topic and walks us through the three pathways the committee suggests following when approaching the subject of racism.  We welcome you to listen to the conversation and to join us as we educate ourselves on how to better accept, navigate, and change the systemic racism that exists around us.

Season 4, Episode 1: Introduction to Racial Justice

In Episode 8: Ecological Economics and Environmental Racism we welcome Sister Ethel Howley from the Atlantic-Midwest Province joins us to share her experience with Laudato Si' and help us explore ecological economics and environmental racism. We hope you get some helpful information from this episode and we appreciate you listening to Called to Action.

Season 4, Episode 8: Ecological Economics and Environmental Racism

SSND Central Pacific Province

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