Education
IAJU: Forming students with a global perspective
The International Association of Jesuit Universities (IAJU) held its International Education Conference in Universidad Loyola, Sevilla, Spain from 19 to 21 September. It brought together...read more
Filipino Jesuit named as consultor to Vatican’s Congregation for Catholic Education
Pope Francis has appointed Fr Jose VC Quilongquilong SJ as a consultor to the Vatican’s Congregation for Catholic Education, which oversees Catholic schools, universities, and institutes of higher education around the world. Fr Quilongquilong...read more
TBC featured in IAJU’s Best Practices in Jesuit education
A paper by The Beijing Center (TBC) has been published in the “IAJU Best Practices in Jesuit Higher Education Project,” an initiative coordinated by the...read more
Connecting to their Angkorian heritage
On 29 July, sixth graders at Xavier Jesuit School in Banteay Meanchey province in Cambodia moved their classes off campus for an enjoyable learning journey....read more
Walk with “one foot raised”
Jesuit Mission Australia has launched a new supporter event to help change the lives of children and at-risk communities in Asia and Africa. One Foot...read more
Strengthening our network in social justice and ecology
The Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES) held its annual meeting from 10-14 May at the Jesuit Curia in Rome. After some years of meeting...read more
A “coming of age” for the Jesuit global network of schools
After two years of meeting virtually, the International Commission on Jesuit Education (ICAJE) finally met face-to-face in Rome from 17 to 20 May. Fr Johnny...read more
To always be on the side of the marginalised
“To always be on the side of the marginalised” is the core spirit of the Jesuits and collaborators in Cambodia. It is deeply embedded in...read more
The Jesuit mission in Papua is closing the digital gap to bring education to children
For all the damage it has done, the pandemic has also spurred the creation of many innovations and ideas. Who would have thought that from...read more