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The morning continues with a lecture by Dr. Joram Tarusarira from @ReligieCultuur on the intersection of Climate Conflicts and Religion. Building connections to the previous lecture! 🛕🔥🌡️🌪️

'In this community a cow is as important as your mother. You're nothing without a cow,' tells a Kenyan Elder in this documentary made by Joram Tarusarira (with a Suso Small Grant). Yet, many cows in #kenya die from lack of food due to #climatechange. ▶️ lnkd.in/efv58Pyi

"The grass versus the people: sacred roots of environmental conflict in the Chilonga communal lands in Zimbabwe" by Joram Tarusarira link.springer.com/article/10.100…

The AASR 2022 Virtual conference starts with a fascinating Keynote Address: When climate-induced conflicts meet the sacred by Joram Tarusarira #AASR@30

Have you seen this short documentary? Joram Tarusarira investigates how people’s sacred worldviews shape the initiation, conduct, end and aftermath of climate-induced conflicts. 👉youtube.com/watch?v=mCInRi…

What are the different ways in which nature is valued? And how can these values be measured? 🍅🌳 The answers to these & many other questions related to the #ValuesAssessment can be found in the full-length report NOW released. ⬇️ —📖ipbes ipbes.net/the-values-ass…

In his response to _When Politics are Sacralized_, Joram Tarusarira writes, "Political elites selectively apply the policy of religious freedom. They form an alliance with religious actors who support them and condemn those that challenge them." contendingmodernities.nd.edu/theorizing-mod…

Addressing gender, disability & homophobia, this collection reveals how religion creates, but can also mitigate, forms of inequality that hold back individuals & communities across Africa. Joram Tarusarira 'Religion and Inequality in Africa' is out now: bit.ly/3D8m7xR

Although Zambia does not experience violent conflict, the negative effects of the impact of climate change, compounded with other risk factors, can pose a challenge to human security accord.org.za/analysis/towar…

Analyzing the sacred dimensions of climate security in Africans Region. By Joram Tarusarira PhD university of Groningen, Netherlands. AASR University of Nairobi #africanreligions

Impact in Focus #3: what role does #religion play in #climate related conflicts, peace building and security? 🔒 Joram Tarusarira (Faculty of Religion, Culture and Society - UG) tells you about his fascinating research and its impact in this video 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=X_9lVZ…

The ramifications of #climatechange, coupled with fragility, conflict & displacement, undermine the local peace & security landscape ~✍️Joram Tarusarira, Gracsious Maviza, Thea Synnestvedt, Giulia Caroli, & Niklas Sax, #ACCORDMonitor CGIAR CGIAR Climate Action Read⤵️accord.org.za/analysis/clima…

How is #ClimateChange impacting on Peace, Security & Migration in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼? Today is the start of a two day workshop with the Ministry of Environment & Climate, the University of Zimbabwe, CGIAR ACCORD & SAPPC - CEWS 🕊

Insightful #CPS workshop in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 The Ministry of Agriculture and other govt agencies & CSOs is committed to scaling-up system-wide & inclusive cooperation to prevent & manage the negative impacts of #ClimateChange on social cohesion #evidencedbased #research #data

Now in paperback: Bloomsbury's SDG-aligned book of the year! Religion and Inequality in Africa, edited by Ezra Chitando, Loreen Maseno and Joram Tarusarira, reveals how religion interfaces with inequality in different African contexts. Get your copy👉 bit.ly/4g75cxw

Inventing the New Dispensation in Zimbabwe edited by Ezra Chitando, Lovemore Togarasei and Joram Tarusarira is out now! 📖 An analysis of how Zimbabwe’s new political administration deploys religious ideologies in its quest for legitimacy. Learn more: bit.ly/3US8N9A

Religious perceptions and determinants of climate change and related peace and security risks: Insights from Mozambique and Zimbabwe A seminar with Prof Joram Tarusarira, University of Groningen, supported by the SSESW at Queen's MSc in Sociology and Global Inequality. 25 February