In the last three weeks or so, a common trend has emerged in many African capitals just like elsewhere. Travellers, for both work and leisure, are cancelling flights; businesses are…
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Lohardaga is a small district in Jharkhand State, mostly inhabited by Adivasi, tribal people living mainly from agriculture and forest products, but also from seasonal migration in times when food…
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Everything is interconnected as if we were one. Everything is interlinked in this common house. It is one of the phrases that were repeated and sung the most during the…
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Xavier Network is looking for an evaluation consultant or team in order to conduct an ex-post evaluation of two projects in the Philippines. After Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines in…
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A project for the socio-political training of young leaders has been launched at the headquarters of the Centre d’Étude et de Formation pour le Développement – CEFOD in N’Djamena. The…
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The Jesuits of Canada have sent a letter to the Government of Canada urging it to take action against the violence and repression that has been taking place in Nicaragua…
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“What connects different geographies, organizations and actors? Can we learn together how to transform reality – our own and the one that surrounds us – from so many different starting…
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After 21 days of intense intercultural exchange and dialogue, the Synod on the Amazon ended last Sunday October 27th. The Synod was called by Pope Francis in 2017 and has…
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The following is the editorial by Renato Colizzi SJ, President of MAGIS, published in last June issue of our magazine GMI. Fr Renato wrote it in Bolivia, where he was…
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Devastating flash floods have displaced thousands of people in Maban, South Sudan, where Irish Jesuit Tony O’Riordan SJ and his team in the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) are based. Lives…
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