Our JCAP RWC Environmental Way of Proceeding
Deepening our response to the challenge of reconciliation with creation in our lives and institutions
Sharing and unpacking our Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific Reconciliation with Creation (JCAP RWC) Goal 4: Advocacy
There are many ways to advocate for ecological values within our institutions and communities across JCAP. One important pathway is to focus on policy change grounded in our Jesuit Ecological Way of Proceeding.
We can advocate for renewed practices in our Jesuit communities and institutions—especially in areas not explicitly linked to ecology—so that we live more faithfully the values of Laudato Sí. This advocacy can take place at the level of our Community, Institution, Province, or Conference.
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The Second National Summit on Climate Change Adaptation and Environmental Management was convened by the Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) in Lusaka on 24 June 2026 under the theme: “Strengthening Community Resilience Through Inclusive Climate Change Adaptation and Sustainable Environmental Management in Zambia.”
In response to the severe humanitarian crisis caused by the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June 2026, the Society of Jesus has activated a coordinated priority response. Below, we share the official reports and support channels provided by the Jesuit Province of Venezuela to centralise the monitoring of response efforts on the ground.
From 19 to 23 May, the European Jesuit Social Delegates Network gathered in Barcelona for its annual in-person meeting. The network brings together the Jesuits responsible for the social apostolate in the sixteen Jesuit provinces of Europe, fostering collaboration, shared discernment and the promotion of the Society of Jesus' mission of faith and justice across the continent.
In an effort to strengthen global collaboration and advocacy across regions, the Global Ignatian Advocacy Network (GIAN) is proud to launch its new official website: giansj.org. This launch marks the strategic integration of Ecojesuit.com (Integral Ecology) and JusticeinMining.org (Justice in Mining), which will no longer publish independently.
On July 10, the Secretariat for Social Justice and Ecology (SJES) will launch the publication cycle of issue 139 of Promotio Iustitiae, titled: “Socio-Environmental Justice and Artificial Intelligence – Ethical and Political Challenges from the Perspective of Christian Faith and Ignatian Spirituality.”