We believe that creation is sacred and must be protected and preserved for present and future generations. We acknowledge with increasing humility the interconnectedness of all of creation and reject an anthropomorphic worldview.
We encourage action at the local and global level to promote an ecological economy that focuses on sustainability and development rather than efficiency and growth.
This harmful practice could threaten the livelihoods of coastal communities, and it would stymy the future of marine scientific discoveries. Most alarmingly, deep seabed mining
On June 14, IBVM’s Youth Representative in Spain (Carlota Gayo) organised a small virtual event with a group of Alumni from the schools in Madrid,
World Environment Day is held every year on June 5. Starting in 1973, it is now the largest global platform for environmental outreach. The theme
Loreto St Michael’s’ Navan celebrated its 44th consecutive Social Justice Week (February 28-March 4). With the easing of Covid-19 restrictions the annual event managed to
It made me realise the undeniable connection between climate change, disaster risk and gender inequalities. Daksha Shrestha Singh Tweet My CSW66 journey started on the
It (Commission on the Status of Women) recognizes that women and girls play a vital role as agents of change for sustainable development. … The
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