Below is a list of resources that came up during the November 6 conversation:

Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture (MFJC) Fellowship
The MFJC Fellowship offers immersive programs focused on Jewish culture, history, and leadership development. It aims to foster a deeper understanding of Jewish life and strengthen community engagement. Please remind any artists you know who are seeking funding for new work -- including work that has to do with climate as related to Jewishness/Judaism -- that artist's grants (fellowships) are available from the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture.
Solar Paneling for Synagogues
This event on November 11 focuses on Solar Paneling for Synagogues, organized by the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism focused on Jewish community engagement.
Jewish Earth Alliance
Jewish Earth Alliance promotes environmental sustainability within Jewish communities through education and activism. It encourages collective action to support climate justice and conservation efforts.
350.org
350.org is a global climate movement dedicated to reducing carbon dioxide levels to 350 parts per million or less. It mobilizes grassroots campaigns and policy advocacy to combat climate change worldwide. Joelle shared it as a way for folks to introduce themselves at the start of conversation - the ppm in the year they were born!
To Forever Inhabit This Earth
This book by Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin explores an ethical philosophy based on Jewish values of sufficiency and responsible stewardship of the Earth. It advocates for sustainable living and mindful consumption to ensure a healthy planet for future generations.
Interfaith Power & Light (DC.MD.NoVA) YouTube Channel
IPL is a YouTube channel that features discussions on global political and social issues, often with expert insights and analyses. It aims to foster informed dialogue and raise awareness on critical topics.
Katharine Hayhoe
Katharine Hayhoe is a renowned climate scientist and communication specialist dedicated to translating scientific data into accessible messages. She advocates for effective climate action through education, policy, and community engagement. A quote by Hayhoe was shared: “you can never ask someone to be somebody else, you can only ask them to be more fully who they are.”
NOAA Museum Collaborations
This NOAA page highlights collaborations with museums that support ocean and climate research, aiming to enhance public education and outreach. It demonstrates how partnerships can promote scientific understanding and environmental stewardship.
BIZOT Green Protocol
The BIZOT Green Protocol provides guidelines for museums to implement sustainable practices in operations and exhibitions. It encourages institutions to reduce environmental impact while maintaining cultural and educational value. Please contact your local conservator for questions about wider environmental ranges.
Life Cycle Assessment Explained
This resource explains the concept of life cycle assessment as a method to evaluate the environmental impacts of products throughout their entire life span. It highlights how this approach can inform sustainable decision-making and reduce ecological footprints.

CAJM Talking Circles: November 6, 2025