As a way of engaging with the COP process at the national level, Ecojesuit organized a Philippine conversation on COP28 to listen to the voices
Tag: Environmental Science for Social Change
Winds of Change: Smallholder farmers explore culture-based solutions in upland Philippines
Environmental Science for Social Change (ESSC) Winds of Change, a 16-minute video documentary produced by the Environmental Science for Social Change (ESSC), shares the stories
Lobbying for a global blue foods mandate on agriculture and food security
Stakeholders from civil society and faith-based groups in the Jesuit Conference of Africa and Madagascar are lobbying for the inclusion of ‘blue foods’ in global
Community-based research in environmental justice through Jesuit institutions
Communities are not projects; communities are life. Communities live out problems and hopes. Marginalized communities do not observe food insecurity, they live through it. (Photo: M
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
Integral ecology and Indigenous Peoples
The international conference on Laudato Si’ on its third anniversary spoke about three urgent engagements in responding to the social and environmental challenges that our world
Building back better in San Roque Ecovillage: Safer homes in post-Haiyan Philippines
The Environmental Science for Social Change (ESSC), with support from Xavier Network and the Philippine Province of the Society of Jesus, is assisting the relocation
Una conversación sobre el cambio climático y sus respuestas, la comunidad y la justicia social, la juventud y la esperanza
Ecojesuit comparte esta breve entrevista de radio con Worldview en WBEZ en Chicago, Estados Unidos, donde el anfitrión Jerome McDonnell habló con Pedro Walpole sobre
A conversation on climate change and responses, community and social justice, youth and hope
Ecojesuit shares this brief radio interview with Worldview on WBEZ in Chicago, USA where host Jerome McDonnell spoke with Pedro Walpole on climate change and
What happens when a community starts planning from scratch? Towards a broader application of GIS to reduce disaster risks and plan land use, post-Haiyan
Dallay Annawi Hernani and Marabut are among the coastal towns in Eastern Visayas in the Philippines devastated by Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 and had to