Healing Earth, the free online environmental science textbook developed by Jesuit collaborators of the International Jesuit Ecology Project and launched 10 years ago, released its
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An ecologist’s reflections on the formation of the IAJU
by Nancy Tuchman I returned from an extraordinary meeting of the presidents of the 211 worldwide Jesuit universities that has made an impact on me
Climate change and human health: IES-LUC 5th Annual Climate Change Conference
The 21st century challenges of climate change and human health are the focus of the fifth Annual Climate Change Conference and hosted by the Institute
Active engagement in fossil fuel divestment and reinvestment in other sources needs patient trust
John Sealey As we discussed the risks, nuts, and bolts of fossil fuel divestment during the recent Second Annual Climate Change Conference hosted by the
To tend the earth: 2nd Annual Climate Change Conference, Loyola University Chicago
The Institute of Environmental Sustainability of Loyola University Chicago is co-hosting the second annual Climate Change Conference from 19 to 21 March 2015 that intends
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
Moviendo el programa ecológico: El nuevo compromiso de agua
Jose Ignacio Garcia, SJ Después de la CG35 el Secretariado para la Justicia Social y la Ecología de la Curia en Roma promovió un grupo
Moving the ecological agenda: An emerging commitment to water
Jose Ignacio Garcia, SJ After GC35, the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES) of the Curia in Rome created a working group that wrote a
Involucrando a las semillas del Futuro: ¿Cómo aprenden nuestros jóvenes hoy?
Pedro Walpole, SJ El derecho a la educación está reconocido en todo el mundo como esencial para cada comunidad y para las interrelaciones de una
Engaging the substance of the world: How do our youth learn today?
Pedro Walpole, SJ The right to education is recognized worldwide as essential to every community and to the interrelations of a just global village. Part