Ecojesuit shares an English translation of Amazonía, una MISIÓN conjunta, a statement by Rafael Garrido SJ, the newly-appointed president of the Conference of Jesuit Provincials
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A public note on COP26 by the Integral Ecology Group of the Social Centers Network in CPAL
The Integral Ecology Group of the Social Centers Network in the Jesuit Conference of Latin America and the Caribbean or CPAL (Grupo de Ecología Integral
Ecojesuit Lead Actions to build a better normal
Ecojesuit contributes to a better normal through its Lead Actions that emerged out of two months of focused dialogues early this year with the six
L’engagement de l’Ecojesuit dans la construction de la nouvelle normale
Traduit par le scolastique Gilbert Lasway SJ La vulnérabilité humaine et la dégradation de l’environnement sont mises à nu une fois de plus alors que
Compromiso de Ecojesuit para reconstruir una nueva normalidad
La vulnerabilidad humana y la degradación ambiental, quedan al descubierto una vez más a medida que crece la pandemia y los registros de los países
Ecojesuit commitment to build back a new normal
Human vulnerability and environmental degradation are laid bare once more as the pandemic grows and country documentation reveals the spread of the virus. All of
Ecojesuit 2018 Annual Meeting: Action for water, the Amazon, and a way forward
Ecojesuit, the global ecology network of Jesuits and partners seeking to discern an integral ecology as the basis for action, gathered in Leticia, Colombia in
Connecting and building bridges for justice and action in the Amazonia: Servicio Jesuita a la Panamazonía
The Amazon region, with an area of 550 million hectares, hosts the world’s largest tropical rainforest, the world’s second longest river and its largest with
Seeking environment and economic justice in the Pan-Amazonia
by Alfredo Ferro Medina SJ Pan-Amazonia is a territory that encompasses areas of nine countries with seven million square kilometers and covers a third
En busca del medio ambiente y la justicia económica en la Pan-Amazonia
by Alfredo Ferro Medina SJ La Pan-Amazonia es un territorio que engloba zonas de nueve países con siete millones de kilómetros cuadrados y abarca