Building a Moral Economy: Climate Justice, Climate Hope
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 Fall 2025

The rev.  dr. abby mohaupt is an activist, scholar, organizer, and pastor with over 15 years of experience at the intersection of climate/environmental justice and faith. Ordained in the Presbyterian Church (USA), she also holds a Master of Divinity and Master of Theology from McCormick Theological Seminary and a dr. in Religion, Culture, and Ecology at Drew Theological School, writing on the Presbyterian Church (USA) and divestment from fossil fuels as a faithful response to the biblical call to care for people and the planet. Her creative, liturgical, and scholarly writings have been included in publications around the world, often in easily accessible platforms for lay people. The rev. mohaupt is based in Chicago, IL, with her family.

The rev. mohaupt has tremendous international leadership experience and networks in climate justice work. She served for five years as the Director of Education and Training for Greenfaith, an interfaith organization. In this capacity she played leadership roles at international, local, and national efforts toward climate justice. She now serves the church and the world as the Director of the Garrett Collective, an innovative, collaborative, and accessible platform for theological education based at Garrett Seminary.

rev. mohaupt is an excellent writer and is highly gifted in collaborative work and in climate communications. She is adroit in communicating one of the most important focal points of her book -- the utterly essential nature of economic and racial justice in addressing climate change. She is adept also in the fine but rare art of building hope and moral-spiritual agency while also acknowledging the stark horrors of climate injustice.