The Institute of Environmental Science for Social Change (ESSC) is organizing an online conference on Food, Forests, and Farmers: Finding sustainable pathways for the future
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Jesuits at COP26 call to action
Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES) of the Society of Jesus The biggest UN climate change conference, COP26, is being held in Glasgow between 31
Faith at the climate frontiers: Consequences for Oceania and Asia
Ecojesuit is organizing Faith at the Climate Frontiers: Consequences for Oceania and Asia, a 90-minute event on 8 November in Glasgow with Ecojesuit COP26 delegates
Solidarity in a COVID-19 world, a youth advocacy symposium
Vaccine inequity, global migration, and social and ecological justice issues are tackled in an online Youth for Others (Y4O) advocacy symposium hosted by the Canadian
Ecclesial synodality in the shared mission of Oceania and Asia
Creating a space for synodality through a dialogue between local voices and Church and ecumenical leaders strengthens collaborations and commitments amongst groups with a common
A renewed call for ecological conversion
Antonio Moreno SJ The recent conversation that the Reconciliation with Creation group in the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) organized is an attempt to
Discerning the Magis in responding to Laudato Si’: A framework for ministries
To share the initiatives of the Society of Jesus in Australia in going deeper and seeking out the Magis in responding to Laudato Si’, the
USA East Jesuit parishes examine importance of advocacy to care for our common home
Nicholas Napolitano As the world prepares to gather for the UN COP 26 meetings in November 2021, and regions continue conversations and making commitments to
Laudato Si’ Week 2021: For we know that things can change
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),
Financing agroecology towards a just food system
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