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Civil society organizations call for peatland management and cancellation of concessions in the Congo Basin in COP25
Rigobert Minani SJ The position paper of civil society organizations on the peatlands of the Congo Basin (Note de Position des organisations de la societé
Growing a sustainable community through herbal medicine: The story of Aadi Aushadhi
Raiza Javier The patch of land behind Ramsingh Vasava’s home in Zadoli village, Dediapada in Gujarat State, western India, may look like an overgrowth of
Religions facing the challenge of climate change
Jaime Tatay SJ The Ministry for the Ecological Transition of the Government of Spain raised the possibility of organising an interreligious dialogue round table in
Local and indigenous knowledge to climate action: Ecojesuit at the COP25 Capacity-building Hub
At COP25 Madrid, Ecojesuit and the Dedicated Grant Mechanism for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities share experiences on human rights-based solutions and local and indigenous knowledge
Ecojesuit in Europe: Thinking new-big in an old-big continent (with video)
Edmond Grace SJ There’s a group of people in Europe who are catching the Ecojesuit bug, which means they want to think and live big,
Advancing local actions through networking
Raiza Javier Actions on the ground can create waves at the global level if viewed in a wider perspective, Dr Vaishali Patil, a grassroots activist
SJES Golden Jubilee: 50 years of promoting social justice and reconciliation
To commemorate 50 years of promoting social justice and reconciliation of the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES), over 200 participants from the six Jesuit
Faith leaders call for a response to the ecological and social crisis and to unite to protect the web of life in Season of Creation
Ecojesuit shares this 2019 letter from faith leaders around the world as Christians celebrate the Season of Creation across the ecumenical spectrum, as well as
SDG 4 review: Slow progress and the importance of multilingual education
The first day of presentations and discussions on 9 July at the UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development was very far from a discussion