All Blog Posts Tagged 'social_justice' (2)

Social sustainability must include rehabilitation and restoration of marginalized and broken populations such as the homeless, substance abusers and the incarcerated. There are enough successful working models to show how this can be better done. Growing food and flowers seems to have a therapeutic effect on troubled minds, much in the way that working with animals, especially horses, seems to have on autistic kids. I'd love to see these ideas carried out at Hill East, where the DC jail… Continue

Timothy J. Gorringe’s widely read book, A Theology of the Built Environment: Justice, Empowerment, Redemption, established him as a leader in the field of environmental theology. His academic interests focus on the interrelation between theology, social science, art, and politics. He serves as St. Luke’s Professor of Theological Studies at the University of Exeter.…



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