Michael J Schuck (Traduit par le scolastique Gilbert Lasway SJ) L’enseignement à distance est une nouvelle réalité pour la plupart d’enseignants et d’élèves dans le
Tag: International Jesuit Ecology Project
Growing integral ecologists: Healing Earth for e-classrooms
Michael J Schuck Electronic classrooms are the new reality for millions of teachers and students worldwide. Reliable online resources are needed now more than ever.
Expanded Reason Award for Healing Earth
Healing Earth, a free-access online textbook in environmental science, ethics, spirituality and action for upper level secondary school students, beginning college and university students, and
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
Guérir la Terre
Brendan Keating (Traduction de Yves Morel, SJ) Les défis écologiques qui menacent notre monde sont différents de ce que toute l’humanité a affronté. Former des
Healing Earth
Brendan Keating The ecological challenges facing our world are unlike any humanity has faced. Educating students about these pressing 21st century challenges necessitates a 21st
Shaping the future we want: Education for sustainability
GIAN-Ecology The post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals serves as a framework for global development efforts for the next 15 years. The post-2015 education for all agenda
Healing Earth, Living Text
Healing Earth is a living textbook of the International Jesuit Ecology Project headed by Michael Garanzini, SJ, President of Loyola University Chicago and Secretary
International Jesuit Ecology Project now online
Following through from the Chicago workshop last October 2012, the International Jesuit Ecology Project (IJEP) is now online, and activities are being lined up in