Companions in a mission of justice and reconciliation

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Social Justice

26 November 2014
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Reconciliation with Creation

Sustainability Coordinator Training programme launched

An online programme to train sustainability coordinators in Jesuit schools and institutes within the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific has been launched. read more

26 November 2014
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Migration

Being actors, not just observers, on migrant worker rights

How do our Jesuits universities tackle the important issue of migrant workers? How much are we Jesuits involved in improving the human dignity of migrant...read more

25 November 2014
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Migration

JRS takes Australia government to task for shutting the door to refugees

The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) has expressed "deep sadness" over the Australian government's decision to curb the number of refugees entering the country from Indonesia....read more

25 November 2014
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Social Justice

CAFOD chairman visits JRS amputees in Cambodia

Red, a former military man, lost his legs in 1982. The cause?  A land mine – one of many the Khmer Rouge scattered in various...read more

06 November 2014
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Social Justice

Enabling Justice for prisoners with acquired brain injuries

Jesuit Social Services in Australia has launched an initiative to assist people in the criminal justice system with an acquired brain injury (ABI).  The Enabling...read more

27 October 2014
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Reconciliation with Creation

Networking for great governance of natural resources

Issues of equity and sustainability in mining projects are receiving greater scrutiny from Jesuit entities and individuals worldwide through the growth of the Governance of...read more

23 October 2014
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Education

Jesuit education at the frontiers of greater societal engagement

Students from six Jesuit universities in Asia recently spent three weeks dialoguing and working with the Xavier Ecoville community. Xavier Ecoville arose from the devastation...read more

23 October 2014
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Indigenous Ministry

Bringing inclusive development to an indigenous tribe

When the Philippine’s newest freeport was established seven years ago in Casiguran, Aurora province, a large-scale protest among the affected residents and various groups erupted....read more

21 October 2014
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Social Justice

Finding business solutions to social problems: Jesuit initiatives in social enterprise

Today’s problems need different strategies and Jesuits must apply new skills and techniques in order to respond more effectively. Beyond simply business skill however, there...read more

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