Ethical Fundraising: Making value driven decisions in an increasingly complex landscape with Zarah Ross, Project Coordinator, Faiths4Change and Abdur Razzak, Founder, ACT Bangladesh
10am – 11am, Thursday 3 September 2026
Online
Join us for the next LANDS Talks webinar from 10am – 11am on Thursday 3rd September 2026 via Zoom.
The Sacred Earth Calls: Voices of Faith for Climate Action
with Zarah Ross, Project Coordinator, Faiths4Change and Abdur Razzak, Founder of ACT Bangladesh.
Through their unique experiences and perspectives, our speakers will explore how faith, art, and creativity can inspire meaningful action on climate change, highlighting the powerful role of spiritual and cultural expression in building a more just and sustainable future.
About Zarah Ross
Zarah has spent many years working with communities, charities and faith groups, bringing people together to make a positive difference. Through her work with Faiths4Change and across the voluntary sector, she has helped develop projects that encourage climate action, strengthen communities and promote social justice. She was awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) for her services to the community and young people, she is passionate about the unique role faith communities can play in caring for people and planet, inspiring practical action and building hope for the future.
About Abdur Razzak
Abdur Razzak, currently serving as a Lecturer at the department of theatre at Tagore University of Creative Arts, is the founder of ACT-Bangladesh, a pioneering initiative that combines the art of theatre with the urgent need for climate action. With a deep-rooted passion for both the performing arts and environmental advocacy, he has dedicated his career to exploring the intersection of these fields. His unique vision led to the creation of ACT-Bangladesh, an organization that uses creative storytelling to inspire climate awareness and drive tangible action. His leadership and commitment to using theatre as a tool for social transformation have been integral in shaping the mission and vision of ACT-Bangladesh. Drawing from his extensive experience in theatre arts and climate education, he works to inspire change and build climate literacy across communities in Bangladesh.
With more than 11 years of experience in theatre arts, directing, and performance, and eight years of engagement in climate education and advocacy, he works at the intersection of culture, sustainability, and community development. He holds both a B.A. (Honours) and an M.A. in Theatre and Performance Studies from the University of Dhaka. His academic and professional interests include applied theatre, climate communication, culture and sustainability, and the relationship between spirituality and ecology.
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