EMERGE: Reimagining Our Values for a Restored Earth with Lee Hall

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Rooted in Quaker values, EMERGE reimagines humanity’s role within Earth’s living systems, inspiring action and fostering resilience. This presentation highlights how these values guide a transformative shift in consciousness and behavior, envisioning a humanity that lives in harmony with the planet. Join us to explore how Quaker spirituality can catalyze a restored Earth and a renewed connection to all living communities.

Lee Hall (they/them) is a member of Radnor Friends Meeting’s Climate Action Committee and a contributor to EMERGE, a Quaker-rooted framework inviting cultural and spiritual shifts for Earthcare (EmergeValues.org). An environmental-law scholar and educator, Lee holds an LL.M. in Environmental Law (climate focus) and has taught law at Rutgers and Widener–Delaware Law. Lee writes frequently on climate ethics and biodiversity and is the author of On Their Own Terms and Capers in the Churchyard. Their ministry centers on mindful, values-aligned action and community resilience in service to all living communities.