Climate Action as a Conflict Resolution Tool within Multi-Faith Communities

Speakers: Founder and chairman of the Entrepreneurship Expert Network (ENTREN) Erdem Dereli, journalist, and activist for interfaith dialogue, climate justice, and peace building Zahra Al-Hilaly, Secretary General of Religions for Peace Francis Sylvester Kuria Kagema, Climate activist, appointed Chair of the UN Secretary General’s Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change and is a finalist for the Kofi Annan NextGen Democracy Prize. Nisreen Abdelrahman

November 14, 2024 13:00 - 14:30

Harnessing the power of climate action to heal divisions, this panel will explore how faith-based collaboration can address environmental crises while fostering peace. Through shared values and contextual theology, diverse religious communities can turn climate initiatives into pathways for resolving conflict. Insights will be compiled into a policy memo, offering practical strategies for uniting conflict-prone areas through environmental goals.

Erdem Dereli

Founder and chairman of the Entrepreneurship Expert Network (ENTREN)
Zahra Al-Hilaly

journalist, and activist for interfaith dialogue, climate justice, and peace building
Francis Sylvester Kuria Kagema

Secretary General of Religions for Peace
Nisreen Abdelrahman

Climate activist, appointed Chair of the UN Secretary General’s Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change and is a finalist for the Kofi Annan NextGen Democracy Prize.

Climate Action as a Conflict Resolution Tool within Multi-Faith Communities

Erdem Dereli

Zahra Al-Hilaly

Francis Sylvester Kuria Kagema

Nisreen Abdelrahman

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