Cultivating hope in community through youth training
Laudato Si’ Week 2021: For we know that things can change
Financing agroecology towards a just food system
Sharing the journey of Living Laudato Si’ in Jesuit schools
Indigenous Peoples as agents of peace in the nexus of education, extractives, and climate change (a virtual UN side event)
The road to COP 15, a Laudato Si’ biological diversity webinar
Exploring pathways to sustainable food and nutrition, consumption, and livelihoods: An independent dialogue for the UN Food Systems Summit 2021
SJES statement on the bail denial for Fr Stan Swamy SJ
Encountering God in nature: A webinar on ecological conversion
Public conversations on valuing water, inspired by Aqua fons vitae
World Environment Day is celebrated annually on 5 June since 1974 to raise awareness and generate actions on urgent environmental concerns. For this year, this
Ecojesuit launches Stepping Forward for the Global Common Good, a workshop series to promote the urgency of understanding and participating in the COP26 process that
Ecojesuit shares Pope Francis’ Prayer for the Earth from Laudato Si’ that is also part of the broader story of Connecting Voices, Connecting Laudato Si’:
Apu Palamguwan Cultural Education Center Hope has become a scarce resource in several communities in the margins, a year after battling the COVID-19 pandemic and
The 10-day Laudato Si’ Week 2021 from 16 to 25 May is celebrated with the theme “for we know that things can change” (LS 13),
Ann Marie Brennan A refreshing wind is blowing through the US this season, most especially during the recent Earth Day when US President Joseph Biden
CIDSE The radical transformation of food and agriculture systems is urgently needed to address converging social, economic, health and ecological crises, as the potential of
John McCarthy SJ What does integral ecology look like in the circumpolar boreal biome? This question is rarely, if ever, asked and the answers to
Ecojesuit shares this article originally published in Magis Americas as part of their initiative to invite different people and organizations as guest writers on specific
Sue Martin Following through on the Laudato Si’ formation for staff at St Aloysius College in Malta aimed at deepening the understanding of the values
