30/06/2026 14:30 - 15:30

HALL: Pola - AT14

Contact: Naurath E.

Chair: Naurath E.

Currently, there is talk of climate change and its consequences in terms of a global mega-crisis, which makes ecological transformation processes urgently necessary. However, as environmental awareness research shows, such ecological transformations are not possible without social changes, in order to ultimately lead to changes in attitudes and behavior. The starting point is, therefore, the interconnectedness of religion as a social system and its interaction with contextual ecological systems.
With the help of an alternative model of interreligious teacher training with a focus on environmental ethics, impulses can be given on a European horizon in a global context.