Environmental action in Canadian faith communities
The following article is a research summary of Justine Backer’s Master’s thesis, Contributions to Sustainability Practices of Faith Communities in Canada: The roles of learning,
Justine Backer attended the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba from 2016-2019 where she finished her Master’s of Natural Resources Management. Currently, she works for the Federal Government where she is pursuing a career in policy research and analysis.
View all postsThe following article is a research summary of Justine Backer’s Master’s thesis, Contributions to Sustainability Practices of Faith Communities in Canada: The roles of learning,
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