Arnel Santander Young people take part in a Balay Laudato Si’ work experience and reflection programme, learning about indigenous tree species in the Pulangiyēn ancestral
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Culture-based solutions: Indigenous responses to biodiversity challenges
To share and amplify local and indigenous experiences in caring for biodiversity as the local to global process towards COP27, the UN climate conference in
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
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
Of wounded healers and urgent action on the ecological pandemic
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo Dear friends, greetings from Myanmar. Mingalarbar. It is with great joy that I wish to be part of this great deliberation
Voices of community, faith, and nature from Oceania and Asia in climate reconciliation
Addressing the climate crisis in Oceania and Asia will only be possible if Pacific and Asian communities work together and engage in meaningful dialogue that
Voices from the margins and the cultures for recognition and reconciliation
In a recent virtual side event to the 20th Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, Jason Menaling, from the Pulangiyēn community in
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
Indigenous youth voices contribute to global climate action
During the Global Day of Climate Action, calls from young people, environmental groups, health workers, educational institutions, human rights groups, and other concerned sectors amplified
Indigenous rights and integral ecology
Xavier Jeyaraj SJ Ecojesuit shares the editorial by Father Xavier Jeyaraj SJ, Secretary of the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES) originally published last year