Communities across the Pacific Northwest are facing ever more frequent and severe disasters: wildfires, floods, extreme drought, 100-year storms, and heat waves. To what new forms of grieving, living, and being does this destabilizing reality of climate breakdown call us as people of faith and fierce love? How might we prepare, protect, and regenerate our communities in the face of such threats? How can our faith communities, congregations, and faith-based organizations participate in hubs and networks for resilience in our communities?

We hope you’ll join us this New Year as teams from across our region come together to explore these questions and begin the work of building resilience alongside our broader communities.

This 2023 pilot Cohort runs from February-June. We will gather as a whole cohort on the third Tuesday of every month, from 6:30-8:30pm. The first hour will be shared with friends from our sister cohort, Reckoning with Racism, and feature stories of resilience from Black, Brown and Indigenous communities in the region. The second hour will focus on developing skills and practices to build community-wide resilience in our own contexts.  

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