South Asia – Effective collaboration and what it means for Ecojesuit
Ecojesuit,
the global ecology network of Jesuits and partners, is looking back on the year
and sees a humble value in moving forward and broadening the network of
reconciliation with creation, as we gather together in Mumbai, India for the
2019 Ecojesuit Annual Meeting. We are again thinking through the approach to
networking as a focus for this annual meeting of coordinators, acknowledging
that the conference level coordination is taking some time to develop. From the
dispersed participation we have, the question is how might we make stronger
connectors? The broader reality is that people are becoming more aware
personally, in community and broader society, about the ecological challenges
and social realities pertaining to the life they live. Read more…
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