Philipp Öhlmann

📖@PhilippOehlmann reviews "Disability is not Inability" by James N. Amanze and Fidelis Nkomazana, hailing it as a comprehensive, transdisciplinary contribution to disability studies in southern Africa. 🔗doi.org/10.1177/000203…

Frisch veröffentlicht: mein Artikel "Die Study of Religious Social Practice als Paradigma der Erforschung religiös motivierten sozialen Handelns in Entwicklung und Diakonie" / Zeitschrift für Religion, Gesellschaft und Politik link.springer.com/10.1007/s41682…

Does religion contribute to inequality? Positive or negative? Does being #Landlocked matter? These are the questions being explored by scholars and religious leaders from Southern Africa. Can we influence for the better? @UNOHRLLS @UN_Botswana @UBBotswana @PhilippOehlmann

How do religious and cultural values and religious actors contribute to the perpetuation, amplification or reduction of inequalities? We are inviting submission of abstracts for conference presentations. For more info 👉🏿 in-rcsd.org/en/projects/ca…

"Motor der ökologischen Wende? Umweltschutz und Nachhaltigkeit in den Religionen" (ndr.de/nachrichten/in…) Interessante Reportage auf NDR Info (zu der ich auch beitragen durfte).

🆕@PhilippOehlmann calls James N. Amanze and Fidelis Nkomazana’s book, “Disability is not Inability,” a major, transdisciplinary, and comprehensive contribution to the study of disability in southern #Africa and beyond. 🔖Click here to read the review: doi.org/10.1177/000203….

#callforpapers on 'Faith Engagement with the SDG Policy Framework: from ‘lessons learnt’ to ‘what comes next?’' for @ReligionandDev. Academics & practitioners are invited to submit abstracts for this special issue! More info: 🔗 buff.ly/3WinRNA @ETomalin @HausteinJorg

The 'Religion and Development' journal (@ReligionandDev) accepts submissions of academic articles & policy/practice notes. Our own @OliviaWilk & @j_p_eggert are the policy/practice editors & happy to answer any questions about your submissions/ideas! buff.ly/4cK1mZ1

An excellent resource. Religious Communities and Ecological Sustainability in Southern Africa and Beyond repository.globethics.net/handle/20.500.… @Greenanglicans #Faith4Earth

🌍 To achieve the #SDGs, we need major socio-ecological changes - Religious communities play a vital role in this transformation. 📚 Our newest publication explores this, with a focus on Southern Africa - it's a valuable resource, and available for free!🔗globethics.net/publications/r…

Check out "Socioeconomic Determinants of Successful Aging in Southern Africa: Socio-Theological Gerontology" by Tshenolo Jennifer Madigele. 📘 Dive into the article here: doi.org/10.30965/27507… Check out our website for more articles here: in-rcsd.org/en/journal-rel…

Introducing the special issue "Religion and Ecology: Perspectives on Environment and Sustainability across Religious Traditions," edited by Almut-Barbara Renger, Juliane Stork, and Philipp Öhlmann for Religion and Development. Access it here: doi.org/10.30965/27507…

📢 Check out Lidia Guzy's journal article on "Indigenous Shamanic Worldviews as Eco-cosmologies and Indigenous Knowledge Systems of Sustainability." Access the article here: doi.org/10.30965/27507…

📢 Check out Emma Tomalin's journal article on "Religion, Ecology, and Hindu Nationalism in India." Access the article here: doi.org/10.30965/27507… #Religion #Ecology #HinduNationalism #India

📢 Don't miss Dr. James N. Amanze's compelling article titled "African Approaches to the Protection and Conservation of the Environment: The Role of African Traditional Religions." Access the article here: doi.org/10.30965/27507… #ReligionAndDevelopment

Selten sieht man es so eindeutig wie hier: DAS IST FOLTER nach der UN-Definition. Weil versucht wird, zivilen Widerstand zu brechen und Kooperation zu nötigen. Das gelindere Mittel wäre, einfach wegtragen, so wie es in Österreich ganz selbstverständlich gemacht wird.

Delighted to share my new article: Diaconia and Development: The Study of Religious Social Practice as Lead Discipline in the Religion and Development Debate doi.org/10.3390/rel140… #diaconia #religionanddevelopment @Religions_MDPI

Does religion promote or hinder gender equality in Botswana and how religious communities can contribute to gender justice? Join us tomorrow for a panel discussion on Religion and Gender In/Equality at @UBBotswana to debate on this issue.

#paneldiscussion #July25 Topic: OPPRESSION OR LIBERATION? RELIGION AND GENDER IN/EQUALITY IN BOTSWANA. Venue: Block 233 G12 Auditorium (University of Botswana).

Check the latest post on JLI's Religions & Development blog! ✏️ @PhilippOehlmann & Ignatius Swart write about faith-rooted environmentalism in Catholic, Buddhist, Islamic and Indigenous communities. Link here👇 buff.ly/3PRNhjH