Faith and the Environment in the Pandemic Era

How has COVID-19 profoundly influenced our understanding about the relationship between faith and the environment? In what ways can religions contribute towards sustained and impactful environmental action? What are some common spiritual values that can guide us when exploring pertinent environmental issues? And what lessons can COVID-19 offer to people of faith as well as environmentalists in a post-pandemic world? Professor Imtiyaz Yusuf (International Islamic University, Malaysia), Dr Maria Habito , Guat Kwee See (Centre for Interfaith Understanding, Singapore) and Ow Yeong Wai Kit (Poh Ming Tse Youth, Singapore) delve into these crucial questions and discuss how religious voices play a crucial role in advocating for the structural changes demanded by environmentalist movements in a post-pandemic era. Professor Imtiyaz Yusuf (International Islamic University, Malaysia), Dr Maria Habito , Guat Kwee See (Centre for Interfaith Understanding, Singapore) and Ow Yeong Wai Kit (Poh Ming Tse Youth, Singapore) delve into these crucial questions and discuss how religious voices play a crucial role in advocating for the structural changes demanded by environmentalist movements in a post-pandemic era.