At a Uniting Church in the inner-west Sydney suburb of Strathfield, a multi-faith meeting is being held between local leaders, representing Buddhist, Christian, Hindu and Muslim communities in the area.
These leaders are united over the main item on their agenda: global warming.
Each person is passionate about reducing Australia’s carbon footprint and explaining why to influential members in their respective communities.
The catch-ups are led by activist group Sydney Alliance. Its ‘Voices for Power’ project, aimed at engaging migrant communities on climate change, has been running for two years.
