River Above Asia and Oceania Ecclesial Network
Faiths for UNOC3 officially launched the UNOC3 Multi-faith Declaration, a landmark interfaith commitment to marine conservation and ocean protection, during a UN Ocean Conference (UNOC3) event on 9 June at Nice-France and serves as aUNOC3 Multi-faith Ocean Declaration launched
On the occasion of the third UN Ocean Conference (UNOC) in Nice, France from 9 to 13 June 2025, RAOEN joins Faith in the Ocean, a declaration for multifaith call for ocean action signed byRAOEN joins Faith in the Ocean, a multifaith declaration and UNOC side event for ocean action
Indigenous youth leaders from Mindanao representing the Blaan, Matigsalog, Pulangiyēn, Higaonon, and Umajamnon communities recently came together for a transformative three-week workshop at Balay Laudato Si’ in Bendum, Bukidnon. More than a workshop, the Beginners’Rooted in culture, open in faith: Indigenous youth gather in Bendum for reflection and action
A simple yet profound encounter in Mae Tang District in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, marked the beginning of a shared journey of active listening, storytelling, and building hope as Indigenous youth from 10 villages gatheredListening, weaving, and finding hope with Indigenous youth in northern Thailand
From May to September 2025, the River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) is organizing a four-part learning session for Indigenous youth across Oceania and Asia to share, learn, and listen to each other onRAOEN offers learning sessions for Indigenous youth on the climate crisis and COP30
The Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (FABC), through its Pastoral Letter on the Care of Creation issued on 15 March 2025, calls upon the Church in Asia to reflect on the urgency of responding toFABC Pastoral Letter to the Local Churches in Asia on the Care of Creation: A Call to Ecological Conversion
The Laudato Si’ Asia – Coalition for Culture of Care, Resilience, and Ecological Justice (LSIA-CAREJ) is organizing a webinar, Indigenous Peoples as Pilgrims of Hope, that offers a meaningful sharing of insights, dreams, and storiesIndigenous Peoples as pilgrims of hope, a webinar
Asia’s largest church organizations launched a regional alliance to confront pressing social and environmental challenges and collaborate to advance ecological protection, Indigenous rights, and economic justice. The River Above Asia and Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN),Church groups in Asia launch regional alliance to tackle social and environmental crises
The River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) encourages Church leaders across Asia and Oceania to take decisive action in protecting Indigenous communities and addressing the escalating climate crisis. The organization emphasized the Church’s responsibilityRAOEN encourages Asia and Oceania Church leaders to champion Indigenous rights, climate action
RAOEN is building a team to implement a biome-based synodality project and is looking for for three Subregional Coordinators from each of the subregions of the Asia Oceania biome: Oceania, South Asia, and Southeast Asia,Job vacancies at RAOEN