Earth Solidarity: Learning to Advocate For-And As-Creation | with Mary DeJong & Forest Inslee

A Conversation with Forest Inslee from the Earthkeepers, A Circlewood Podcast

In This Conversation…

Mary DeJong, founder of Waymarkers, explores what it means to move from caring about creation to understanding ourselves as participants within the living Earth. Drawing on eco-theology, Celtic and Indigenous worldviews, Thomas Berry, and her own place-based work, Mary invites us to reconsider the human-centered stories that shape our relationship with the natural world. Together, we explore Earth solidarity, rewilding, the sacredness of place, and how recognizing creation as a communion of subjects can transform environmental advocacy from something we do for the Earth into an act of relationship, reciprocity, and earthkeeping.

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