Hope and faith at the frontiers of COP26: Sharing the journey for change towards climate action and justice for Oceania and Asia
Food, Forests, and Farmers: Finding sustainable pathways for the future (an online conference)
Jesuits at COP26 call to action
God is wherever our paths meet: A youth-led virtual pilgrimage in Balay Laudato Si’
Faith at the climate frontiers: Consequences for Oceania and Asia
An interview with Valerio Ciriello SJ on organizing the Eco Summer Camp for Young People
Solidarity in a COVID-19 world, a youth advocacy symposium
Centre for Just Places: Building community resilience to climate change impacts, enabling ecological justice
Ecclesial synodality in the shared mission of Oceania and Asia
A renewed call for ecological conversion
In celebrating the 500th anniversary of the conversion of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, the Australian Jesuit Province is hosting the International Ignatian Ecospiritual Conference (IIEC
The Creators of Hope project of the Reconciliation with Creation network of the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) is looking for 10 young people
Gilbert Lasway SJ I recently watched The Lost Forest, a 20-minute National Geographic documentary directed by Orlando von Einsiedel in which an international team of
To share and amplify local and indigenous experiences in caring for biodiversity as the local to global process towards COP27, the UN climate conference in
The sixth tUrn Climate Crisis Awareness and Action Week or tUrn 6 from 18 to 22 April 2022 at Santa Clara University (SCU) in Santa
The challenge of synodality is the listening and the finding together of a common path found in the suffering hearts of people, young and old,
The Loyola 2022 Justice and Ecology Congress, convened by the Jesuit Conference of European Provincials (JCEP) from 28 March to 1 April at Loyola, Spain,
(Photo: OCHA/Marc Belanger) IPS Noticias (translation to English by Carmen de los Rios) This article (with some updates) was shared by the Conferencia de Provinciales
The 2022 Climate Change Conference organized by the School of Environmental Sustainability-Loyola University Chicago tackles the intersection of climate change, human health, and justice, positing
(Photo from climatechangenews.com: Young climate activists in Germany) Jörg (George) Alt SJ, who manages the research and advocacy work at the Jesuit Mission (Jesuitenweltweit) in
