Malagasy businessman tackles climate change by turning old wood into lampshades
October 31, 2024
Sessions on waste management pushed one young Madagascan into setting up an environmentally-friendly business.
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Sessions on waste management pushed one young Madagascan into setting up an environmentally-friendly business.
Félicité wants others to experience the beauty of the natural world that she had growing up.
They are calling for a clear transition plan that matches up to the Paris Agreement of 2015.
Fr Peter Gallagher and pupils from four Catholic schools handed in a petition addressed to Keir Starmer.
Jesuit Missions’ staff and supporters travelled across Central London, reflecting on the precarious state of our planet.
Tadiwanashe ‘Natasha’ Chakamhara was able to attend university thanks to a Jesuit-backed programme.
A closer look at some of the education projects we support in Southern Africa.
Counselling sessions are one of the ways a Jesuit Missions-backed programme seeks to support education in Southern Africa.
Assembly materials for primary and secondary schools to help celebrate this year’s Season of Creation
Information on how to create ‘Butterflies of Hope’ for Season of Creation and beyond.
Collins, 15, has seen his school travel times drastically cut thanks to a JM-backed education initiative.
After the Burmese military seized power, the country’s youth have seen their lives altered, and the power of schooling is
The world’s biggest poll on climate change highlighted concerns people in the UK have around environmental damage across the globe.
Against the backdrop of civil war, teachers are working hard to provide children with an education.
A closer look at the projects we support in Myanmar, a country in the grip of a brutal civil war.
After being given the chance to continue his education, a student in Myanmar wants to give back to his community.
As Myanmar remains in the grip of war, education is proving a vital tool in helping people to stay positive.
Jesuit groups and individuals working in South Sudan have given the school new equipment and facilities.
Pupils in Wau learn vocational skills and are taught about societal issues alongside traditional subjects.
A closer look at some success stories from projects we support in East Africa.
Ariana Findlay, of St Aloysius’ College in Glasgow, is taking on the challenge for Jesuit Missions.
Jesuit-backed training courses are helping young people in South Sudan find their passions.
St Peter Claver Computer and Ecological Centre is among those training the next generation of South Sudanese.
From helping farmers to grow crops all year round, to getting people back into school, we look at how projects
We look at how the Jesuits – and Jesuit Missions – are supporting communities in Southern Africa.
Two beneficiaries from programmes we support in Madagascar tell us about how it has impacted their lives.
Young Guyanese woman Anjali Maharaj is leading the way on climate change in her home country after being moved by
What can St Thomas Aquinas teach us about World Education Day? Theologian Thomas Groome explains.
Jesuit Missions supports many projects linked to education – here we reflect on why that’s so important.
Despite her uncle’s wishes that she settle down and get married, 18-year-old Vicky is committed to her education and hopes
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