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
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Climate change, human health, and justice: The 2022 Climate Change Conference, Loyola University Chicago
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
Voices of hope in caring for our common home
(Photo from APC: Juvelyn and Rosalie, senior high school students at the Apu Palamguwan Cultural Education Center (APC) that operates an upland indigenous school in
Jesuit alumni conversation and eco-pilgrimage on climate change from an Ignatian perspective
The Youth Wing of the World Union of Jesuit Alumni (WUJA) is inviting all to a webinar on Jesuit Alumni Conversation with Ecojesuit on 29
To replace our unheeding hearts with a suffering heart that identifies with the planet
(photo by Patrick Federi) Juan V Fernandez de la Gala COP26 was said to be the last great hope to save the planet but instead
COP26 is a reflection on the actions or inaction, the urgency and process for transformational change
Aaron Durnbaugh Was COP26 a success? Was it a failure? Is this just a bureaucratic exercise while the world burns and the greedy profit? I
COP26: Optimism, caution, and hope
Indigenous rights and climate justice rally, COP26, Glasgow (photo: Siji Chacko SJ) Victor Reyes The legacy of COP26 is yet to be determined but mainstream
Ecojesuit COP26: A global advocacy for climate justice, committing to mission and action beyond COP26
As humanity continues to reckon with the impact of the pandemic almost two years after, climate negotiations are sitting in the corner for the past
God is wherever our paths meet: A youth-led virtual pilgrimage in Balay Laudato Si’
Raiza Javier The road to Emmaus takes us to an honest conversation between two disciples of Christ talking about his persecution and death, who were
Thinking globally, acting locally for climate justice in COP26
Nicholas Napolitano Buoyed by the prayers of the choir of saints in heaven and showing pathways forward from people on the ground (and where politicians