River Above Asia and Oceania Ecclesial Network
Ecojesuit, the global ecology network of Jesuits and partners, and the River above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) are hosting a joint dialogue on 6 July 2021 to highlight the interconnected roles of indigenous communities,Community, Faith, and Nature: Voices from Oceania and Asia at the Forefront of Climate Reconciliation
“When biodiversity flourishes, human life flourishes” is the call to action of leaders of universities, scientific research and ecclesial bodies who sense that humanity is at an inflection point, with life-altering consequences, and a responsibilityThe road to COP 15, a Laudato Si’ biological diversity webinar
The River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) launched an interactive mapping platform as a venue for collaborators to engage online and share their stories about environmental concerns and actions in their communities. This isRAOEN launches interactive mapping platform and workshop series in the Philippines
Mapping the concerns and responses of local communities in Oceania and Asia highlights the new ecological norm that is being called for by community and Church leaders from the region. Through the 𝗥𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘃𝗲 𝗔𝘀𝗶𝗮Values and Voices in Mapping Community Concerns
Christine Rossi and Josephine Vassallo In its journey to become more conscious of its role in educating its learning community to become more respectful citizens of the Earth, St Aloysius College (SAC) in Malta establishedA Laudato Si’ formation for staff at St Aloysius College-Malta
RAOEN launches interactive mapping platform https://youtu.be/LKV4-K6QCy8 The River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) launches the RAOEN interactive mapping initiative that provides a communication platform for sharing the location of concerns and challenges faced onRAOEN launches interactive mapping platform
I am Agnes Aye Min Thant and I am from a small town called Pekhon, located in Southern Shan State, Myanmar. I am born Kayan, one of the ethnic minorities of Myanmar. In Pekhon, thereKayan voice on balancing methods of resource extraction: curbing electrofishing in Belu Chaung
The countries of Asia and the Pacific cover a vast and varied area, from Australia, with its desert interior, to the rainforests of Indonesia and the Philippines, to tiny island nations like Vanuatu. What tiesNew Asia-Oceania church network pursues sustainable common home in vast biome
Towards a Church dialogue and collaboration for forests, oceans, and peoples of Asia and Oceania: The RAOEN launch https://youtu.be/Ftc3Li2MYwI Seeking to engage the Church and the peoples of Asia and Oceania to explore pathways forTowards a Church dialogue and collaboration for forests, oceans, and peoples of Asia and Oceania: The RAOEN launch
The River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) was officially launched on 24 November. The virtual launch highlighted challenges faced by communities in the region, opportunities for collaboration, and hope in taking this territorial biomes approach in caring for our forests, oceans, and peoples.
Drawing from the interconnectedness of Oceania and Asia, RAOEN seeks to sustain dialogue and collaborative engagements among the Church, indigenous and local communities, youth, and other faith-based organizations within and beyond Asia and Oceania.