Plastic bottle caps are not easily recycled – because of their size, they don’t filter through the automatic recycling machines. Three engineering students from Worcester
Category: Programs and Projects
Environment Club of the Université Catholique d’Afrique Central promotes service-learning and training of ecology ambassadors
Djakidao Isaac SJ To raise awareness on the importance of caring for our environment, the Environment Club of the Université Catholique d’Afrique Central (UCAC) (Catholic
Putting people and nature before profit: The Water Justice Manifesto
Ecojesuit shares the nine-point Water Justice Manifesto by the People’s Water Forum presented on the eve of the UN 2023 Water Conference where water justice
On sacred natural sites
Jaime Tatay Nieto SJ and Amparo Merino de Diego Sacred natural sites (SNS) are valuable biocultural hotspots and important areas for nature conservation, attracting growing
Understanding the pandemic’s interconnected concerns in Southeast Asia, contributing to a more resilient world
The pandemic raised questions about how people function as a society and what needs to be valued as individuals and communities. In the Vatican, the
Wasting food
Wasting Food is a booklet on the problem of food waste – its many faces, what science tells, the philosophical and ethical implications, the theological meanings,
JENA reports on COP27 agreement on food
Voices of African women farmers were scarcely heard in COP27 except in side events where they expressed their requests for capacity building for more adaptive
Children of Africa to world leaders at COP27: We need a better tomorrow
As COP27 is happening in Egypt for global climate talks, the Caravan of Hope-Voices from the Margins COP27 Series is also happening from 5 to 18
Healing Earth 3rd edition launched
Healing Earth, the free online environmental science textbook developed by Jesuit collaborators of the International Jesuit Ecology Project and launched 10 years ago, released its
Closing the Season of Creation with young creators of hope in JCAP
As the Season of Creation drew to a close, five young people from Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, and the Philippines were selected as the first awardees