WEBINAR HUB

Our mission is to create a space where critical conversations around faith, society, and transformative justice can thrive. Our webinar series dives deep into the interconnected issues of religion, theology, justice, economics, ecology, class, and labor, offering fresh perspectives and actionable insights on the challenges we face today.

What We Cover:
Our webinars feature scholars, activists, and faith leaders exploring the most pressing topics of our time, including:

  • The role of faith and religion in movements for justice and equity

  • Theology that centers liberation and thriving for all people, with class analysis

  • The intersections of economics and labor with religion

  • How ecology and environmental justice are integral to our call for care and stewardship and explicitly connected to capital

  • Critical reflections on class and systemic exploitation from theological and ethical standpoints

Our Tenets:
Guided by six core principles, our work is rooted in a commitment to:

  1. Educate – Offering knowledge and resources that deepen understanding of justice issues through a religious and theological lens.

  2. Investigate – Unpacking interconnected complex systems of oppression, exploitation, and inequality

  3. Organize – Equipping individuals and communities to take informed action toward communal change.

  4. Intersectional – Recognizing the overlapping struggles of race, class, gender, and more in the pursuit of justice.

  5. Interreligious – Engaging voices from across faith traditions in the fight for justice.

  6. International – Building solidarity and connections across borders, -isms, and more to address global injustices.

Join Us:
Whether you're a faith leader, activist, scholar, or seeker, we invite you to explore these timely conversations that blend religion with action. Our webinars are available on-demand and live on our YouTube channel—your go-to hub for intersectional, interreligious, and international dialogue on justice.

Visit our YouTube channel to watch, learn, and be part of the movement toward a just world.