Join us at the Conference

Members of Faiths for UNOC3 will be participating and speaking at the following events.

Multi-Faith Ocean Declaration Launch Event
Jun
9

Multi-Faith Ocean Declaration Launch Event

  • #ForCoral Pavilion, La Baleine (The Whale) Green Zone (map)
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Join us for the formal launch of Turning the Tide: A Multi-faith Declaration for the Ocean. The event will feature high-level faith leaders from around the world, highlighting the moral need for ocean conservation, and showcasing practical ways faith groups are leading on ocean action.

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Sacred Oceans: Faith Communities Accelerating Action for Ocean Conservation
Jun
10

Sacred Oceans: Faith Communities Accelerating Action for Ocean Conservation

  • "Faith House", Espace de méditation Heartfulness (map)
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Discover the extraordinary power of faith communities as catalysts for marine conservation worldwide. This landmark session unveils the flagship report "Sacred Oceans, Shared Responsibility: Faith-Based Approaches to Ocean Action," showcasing eleven transformative stories of ocean action.  Learn how religious institutions leveraging their moral authority, vast networks, and US$5 trillion in collective assets are achieving conservation outcomes that purely technical approaches rarely attain.

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Laudato Si Movement and Al-Mizan: Catholic and Islamic Approaches to Ocean Stewardship
Jun
11

Laudato Si Movement and Al-Mizan: Catholic and Islamic Approaches to Ocean Stewardship

  • "Faith House", Espace de méditation Heartfulness (map)
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Explore how Catholicism and Islam—representing over 3 billion people globally—approach ocean conservation through their transformative environmental frameworks. Through intimate personal narratives and theological insights, speakers will illuminate how Pope Francis's Laudato Si movement has mobilized Catholic communities, while Islamic scholars apply Qur'anic concepts of balance (Al mizan) and trusteeship (khalifa) to establish marine protected areas and transform fishing practices.

This dialogue session reveals practical applications of integral ecology and sacred stewardship, demonstrating how these two major faith traditions are translating ancient wisdom into urgent ocean action. Participants will discover resources for implementing these approaches in their own communities, fostering interfaith collaboration for marine protection that honors both scientific urgency and spiritual depth.

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