Event Series East Shore Reads: Serviceberry

East Shore Reads: Serviceberry

Online Event

Earth & Climate Action Ministry (ECAM) and the Indigenous Connections Team invite you to a two-part discussion of Robin Wall Kimmerer’s new book, The Serviceberry. Kimmerer takes the wisdom of Braiding Sweetgrass a step further and asks how we can reimagine our economic systems by incorporating a philosophy of abundance, reciprocity, and balance. The Serviceberry is an invitation to shift our thinking: What does it mean to live in a gift economy? How can indigenous wisdom and ecological systems inform us?

Discussion on “What We Think About “ (When we try NOT to think about) Global Warming”

East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United States

The Earth and Climate Action Ministry Team is hosting an informal discussion about how to rethink how we approach climate action. Our discussion will be based on a great book by Per Espen Stoknes on this topic : “What We Think About “ (When we try NOT to think about) Global Warming”. He identifies 5 key implicit assumptions that inhibit our ability to take positive, proactive climate action.