Johanna Lawton

Disaster Recovery Programs and Your Rights Toolkit: The DHRC and Protecting Immigrant Families created a one-page flier that helps immigrant families navigate access to disaster recovery programs, addressing specific concerns about eligibility, immigration status, and mixed-status families. Download the one-page flier here>> Know Your Rights During Disasters: Q&A Explainer: The DHRC, Just Solutions Collective, TX

Nurturing the human spirit in coping with the crisis is spiritual care. The following resources provide guidance and training opportunities to build spiritual care into your practice: Light Our Way: A Guide for Spiritual Care in Times of Disaster: for Disaster Response Volunteers, First Responders and Disaster Planners, by National VOAD Climate and pastoral care:

The following are sample sermons and prayers, as well articles about how to incorporate climate change, environmentalism, justice, and hope in your sermons. GreenFaith is a worldwide, multi-faith climate and environmental movement with excellent spiritual resource links: Resources – GreenFaith How to Preach a Sermon about Climate Change, Article by Rev. Dr. Leah Shade |

Faith communities play a vital role in guiding moral action and collective resilience in the face of the climate crisis. The following resources highlight how diverse religious traditions and faith-based organizations are bringing spiritual depth, ethical commitment, and practical wisdom to the work of environmental care and climate justice. The Yale Forum on Religion and

Being prepared for climate-induced disasters is both our civic duty and moral responsibility. Faith communities and their partners can make a big difference by planning ahead, practicing, and being ready to help wherever we live, work, and worship. Disasters & Religions App: Developed by NYDIS and National VOAD, download the app to find specific, practical