Ecofeminism: The is Our Mother ... What can we do to save her?

From the global water crisis to organic gardening, our choices affect us personally and collectively. Our planet is often called our Mother. What is the ramifications of the feminization of our earth? Join for lively conversation, reading, exploring of creative options for change; and reflection and meditation on the ground that connects us all.

When: June 16, 23, and 30

Time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Cost: $50.00

Facilitator: Bridget Culpepper has been working with women and studying issues of religion and women's real lived experience for the past 8 years. She is a Doctoral candidate in International Feminist Studies from the San Francisco Theological School, a Master's of Divinity candidate in women's studies and inter-faith religions from Marylhurst University, and holds a Master's of Arts in Applied Theology equivalency from Marylhurst. Her passion is the intersection between women's lived experiences in a global context and religion.

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