“The opposite of to remember isn’t to forget, it’s to dis-member,” according to author Parker Palmer. Theologian and researcher Sara Jolena Walcott, founder of Sequoia Samanvaya, applies this framework to our fragmented, short-sighted understanding of climate change. In ReMembering the Origins of Climate Change, a new, three-part course, Sara traces the roots of climate change back 500 years to its roots in colonialism, racism, and church doctrine. Along the way we will delve into our own family histories to make sense of the deep story of how we have arrived at today’s climate crisis and how we can instead choose to build a more regenerative future.