Cameron Howes is the project manager of the Global Religious Pluralities research project, an interdisciplinary initiative of LSE Religion and Global Society at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
He holds a BSc in Government and History and an MSc in Social Psychology from the LSE specialising in religious cognition and intergroup relations. Cameron takes a particular interest in educative programme design particularly in the areas of dialogue, peacebuilding and climate change.
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Faith and climate change: engaging religious communities in climate discourse
To date, faith perspectives have remained at the fringes of environmental politics. What impact could engaging faith groups on climate issues have?