Laura Segafredo

Why Fighting Climate Change is Our Existential Moral Imperative In the latest episode of the Moral Revolution podcast, we dive deep into a crisis that challenges the very foundation of human survival: climate change.

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The climate crisis is a moral revolution in progress. From fossil fuel phaseouts to climate finance battles at COP30, our latest episode breaks down what’s at stake—and why it matters for all of us.

Listen now and join the conversation. 🌍🎙️

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Building the People’s Home: A Northern European Moral Revolution The story of how postwar Scandinavia transformed itself from some of Europe’s poorest agrarian nations into some of its most stable, egalitarian, and prosperous societies

Scandinavia built a “people’s home”: an economy shaped by solidarity, not competition.

In our new Moral Revolution episode, we explore how social democracy turned cooperation into a moral project, creating the world’s most equal and trusting societies.

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Beyond the Rubble: Christian Democratic Ideals and Europe’s Moral Renewal After WW2 Welcome back to Moral Revolution!

🎙️ NEW on the #MoralRevolution #podcast: Exploring how #ChristianDemocracy rebuilt Europe after WWII, shaping democracy, social justice & the welfare state. A forgotten story that offers vital lessons for today’s divided world. Listen here: open.substack.com/pub/moralrev... #solidarity #dignity

Few things irk me more than so-called “energy pragmatists.” In practice, “energy pragmatism” often serves as a euphemism for fossil fuel apologism. Pragmatism, realism, centrism, moderation… they’re all the same flavor of cowardice, draped in the robes of propriety and stripped of any moral vision.

Listen, reflect, and join the movement for hope, resistance, and a larger sense of stewardship.

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Reimagining Creation: Dr. Elizabeth Johnson on Faith, Science, and the Ethics of Kinship Listen now (40 mins) | In the latest episode of the Moral Revolution podcast, I had the honor of speaking with Dr.

Her call to collective resistance echoed Marie Durand: “The important thing is not that we succeed, but that we die trying.”

If you want to explore the links between faith, science, moral courage, and the power of community, this one’s for you!

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Just dropped our most theological episode yet of the “Moral Revolution” podcast: my wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, renowned eco-feminist theologian. We dig into why resisting business-as-usual is a form of integrity and kinship, not just for ourselves but for the planet.

Rethinking Stewardship for a Moral Revolution Reflections inspired by the work of Elizabeth Johnson and countless others calling us to a deeper, truer moral responsibility for each other, for our planet, and for those yet unborn.

Just published on “Moral Revolution”: Inspired by Elizabeth Johnson, true #stewardship isn’t just profit; it’s care for the home we share with the "community of creation". Let’s push for a new moral standard. Read, reflect, join in. #climate #ethics open.substack.com/pub/moralrev...

The Care Revolution: Silvia Federici on Feminism, Capitalism, and Re-enchanting the World In the latest episode of Moral Revolution, I had the profound honor of speaking with Silvia Federici: scholar, activist, and a relentless voice for justice.

How does feminism connect to the fight for our planet? Silvia Federici breaks down why caring for people & nature go hand in hand and why both are undervalued under capitalism. Listen to Moral Revolution! #ecofeminism #care moralrevolution.substack.com/p/the-care-r...

Episode 3 of Moral Revolution, the podcast I’m doing what @laurasegafredo.bsky.social, is now live. This one is on the enduring importance of Laudato Si’, Pope Francis’s encyclical from 2015.

Mourning What We Lost at Rio Rethinking Markets, Rights, and Environmental Ethics

Just shared a new Substack post! How Rio sidelined environmental rights in favor of markets—and why we need a moral revolution in climate policy. Read & join the conversation: open.substack.com/pub/moralrev...

Here's a snapshot of the Laudato Si episode of our "Moral Revolution Podcast"!Check the full episode out here: moralrevolution.substack.com/p/laudato-si...

Laudato Si’ and the Moral Revolution of Integral Ecology The Moral Revolution podcast is back, and in this episode we take a deep dive into Pope Francis' landmark writing: Laudato Si

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New pod drop: 10 years after Laudato Si’, its call for ecological justice & moral courage is more urgent than ever. 🌱

We break down why this encyclical still matters for the Church, the climate, and anyone who cares about our shared future. Listen in for stories, context, and a look at what’s next.

Parenting on a Burning Planet: Transforming Eco-Anxiety into Moral Action What does it mean to raise children in a world on fire—literally and figuratively?

Eco-anxiety isn’t a disorder—it’s a moral response to raising kids in a climate crisis. My new Substack explores how parents can turn fear into hope and action. Read & discuss on Moral Revolution! open.substack.com/pub/moralrev... #EcoAnxiety #Parenting #ClimateAction

Moral Revolution Episode 2: A primer on Catholic Social Teaching This week on Moral Revolution, we explore the essentials of Catholic social teaching—a tradition that has profoundly shaped moral thinking about society, economics, and justice.

Why do these ideas matter for justice and human dignity today? Tune in and find out!

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New episode of the “Moral Revolution” podcast just dropped! 🎙️

This time, we’re breaking down the essentials of Catholic Social Teaching—from ancient calls to protect the poor, to modern principles like the common good, solidarity, and the preferential option for the poor.