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JESC launches the first issue of a series on guides on sustainability which addresses the topic of carbon neutrality from the prism of science and integral ecology.

In response to the recently reached agreement on the new EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, COMECE issues a statement, on Friday 22 December 2023.

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

14 November is the anniversary of the birth of Father Pedro Arrupe (1907). The Pedro Arrupe Institute of Political Formation in Palermo, Sicily (Italy), is an example of this influence.

We all work in the same field, but in very different social, cultural and legal contexts. Like all similar meetings, these were a very enriching three days.

The Jesuits in Europe, through the Jesuit European Social Centre (JESC) in coordination with Jesuit Missions UK and the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice and in collaboration with Ecojesuit, launched the COP28@Home ‘Together for Climate Justice’ campaign.

In 2023, JESC embarked on a journey to explore innovative institutional solutions to this challenge.

With the theme "From wild consumption to responsible engagement", Eco Summer Camp 2023 allowed the participants to take a fresh look at the tumours eating away at Mother Earth. In this sense, it was and remains a real boon for humanity

The most recent report from the IPCC was the Sixth Assessment Report (AR6), published in March 2023. The report summarises the latest knowledge and recommends steps on mitigating and adapting to climate change, as well as brings together the best scientific research from the past four years.