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COP28 concluded with unsatisfactory gains with government Party delegates and participants returning to their home countries to grapple with the outcomes of COP28 amid exacerbating climate vulnerabilities.

The Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors (PCPM) has announced the allocation of 230,000 euros to support various safeguarding projects in developing countries.

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In the context of these final days of negotiations an open letter, which is signed by 93 organisations including JESC and Justice in Mining, urges EU decision-makers to prioritise human rights, environmental protection, and climate resilience in CSDDD implementation.

The Ignatian Solidarity Network has been recognized as a Traditioned Innovation Award winner by Duke University’s Divinity School Leadership and Education Initiative.

On November 24th, with the theme "From the children's heart of the Amazon, songs for peace echo!", suggested from the reflections made by the children and adolescents themselves in the preparation meetings.

As part of the Federative Leadership Training Plan, the "Advocacy and Defense of the Right to Education from Fe y Alegría" seminar took place.

The JESC Carbon Initiative (JCI), a JESC Ecology project aimed at accompanying faith-based organisations in their ecological transition.

There is a need for significant reflection to understand how Ecojesuit could contribute to a deeper experience of conversion and more effective action.

At the heart of Pope Francis’ video message to Dubai for the inauguration of the “COP28 Faith Pavilion” is the idea of creating alliances for the common good.