Xavier Jeyaraj SJ Following the publication of Limits to Growth in 1972 and the Rio Summit (UN Conference on Environment and Development or the Earth
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Culture-based solutions: A strength of growing reconciliation with land and seas through faith, community, and nature
Members of indigenous and local communities, faith groups, youth representatives, and other voices from Oceania and Asia shared their climate realities and the culture-based solutions
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
Youth education for climate, preparing for a lifetime challenge
Ecojesuit shares this article originally published in Magis Americas as part of their initiative to invite different people and organizations as guest writers on specific
Sharing the journey of Living Laudato Si’ in Jesuit schools
Sue Martin Following through on the Laudato Si’ formation for staff at St Aloysius College in Malta aimed at deepening the understanding of the values
A commitment from the Ignatian family for climate justice, COP26 and beyond
The Ignatian family, with its collaborators and partners, comes together in this collective statement, Towards COP26: Advocating for Climate Justice, A Commitment from the Ignatian
Indigenous Peoples as agents of peace in the nexus of education, extractives, and climate change (a virtual UN side event)
Indigenous speakers from Indonesia and the Philippines will share in a virtual side event on 21 April during the ongoing 20th Session of the UN
Ecojesuit in 2020 and ongoing 2021 actions
Ecojesuit started 2020 by building on the momentum gained from the 2019 Annual Meeting in India and COP25 in Madrid, where the network organized a
A Laudato Si’ formation for staff at St Aloysius College-Malta
Christine Rossi and Josephine Vassallo In its journey to become more conscious of its role in educating its learning community to become more respectful citizens
Being all these women to green the heart of our world: An ecological reflection on International Women’s Day
Sue Martin Each year, International Women’s Day is an opportunity to reflect on my place in the world. Respecting that I live on Darug land