October 2014

VA IPL / Sierra Club Co-sponsor “Faith and Social Contract”

October 31, 2014

Archie Abaire, VA IPL Steering Committee member, presented a talk titled “Faith and Social Contract” at the University of Richmond Downtown Campus on October 23. The presentation focused on how prevalent social and economic…

Richard Cizik at Wagner School of Public Service

October 31, 2014

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Dr. Richard Cizik, a VaIPL board member, and president of the “New Evangelicals,” was a speaker at the Wagner School of Public Service’s “Religious Leadership, Civil Discourse and Democracy Project,” at New York University…

1 in 3 Children at Risk of Chemical Disasters

October 22, 2014

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ACTION ALERT by Environmental Justice and Health Alliance for Chemical Policy Reform One in three U.S. schoolchildren attends school within the danger zone of a high-risk chemical facility, according to a report and interactive map released October 9th…

Congressional Black Caucus Goes Green

October 22, 2014

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During this year’s Congressional Black Caucus week in D.C., environmental concerns were a central theme. It was recognized that in order to reach the most impacted and least prepared for climate change, we…

Public presentation “Faith and Social Contract”

October 18, 2014

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Faith and Social Contract America’s founders adopted a social contract that assumes people are self-interested and can make the natural world private property. In contrast, the world’s religions teach altruism and stewardship of God’s creation. What might…

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Richard Cizik at Wagner School of Public Service

1 in 3 Children at Risk of Chemical Disasters

Congressional Black Caucus Goes Green

Public presentation “Faith and Social Contract”

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