Indigenous Spiritualities, Land Rights, and Climate Justice
Seminar Report, October 2024
edited by Lori Ransom
“Our theology is born from our land, founded on our relationship with the Creator Spirit since time began; and it is this deep ancient wisdom that sustains and provides our resilience to survive,” writes Anne Pattel-Gray. She effectively summarizes the Indigenous spiritual insights shared by the authors of this publication. Together, they reveal how Indigenous wisdom is essential to tackling the climate crisis and how that crisis is linked intrinsically to justice concerning land matters. As Shane Goldie notes, “The way we treat the Earth reflects how we treat ourselves and each other.”
- Edited by Lori Ransom
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