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River Above Asia and Oceania Ecclesial Network

We are learners so we can be leaders: Reflections from Week 2 of the Beginners’ Program on Inculturation, Synodality, Integral Ecology, and Indigenous Pastoral Ministry

As they held soil in their hands, young Indigenous women and community leaders also held space for reflection during the second week of the Beginners’ Program on Inculturation, Synodality, Integral Ecology, and Indigenous Pastoral Ministry,We are learners so we can be leaders: Reflections from Week 2 of the Beginners’ Program on Inculturation, Synodality, Integral Ecology, and Indigenous Pastoral Ministry

Connecting with the oceans

Global conversations on the environment connect with the oceans. The oceans, the forests, and Indigenous communities are key themes of the dialogue process that RAOEN is engaging with through active participation of Indigenous youth fromConnecting with the oceans

Reclaiming conservation: A call for justice and Indigenous guardianship in implementing the 30×30 conservation goal

James Pochury The global 30×30 conservation initiative, aimed at safeguarding 30% of Earth’s land and seas by 2030, is framed as an urgent ecological necessity. Yet, this approach runs the risk of mirroring colonial systemsReclaiming conservation: A call for justice and Indigenous guardianship in implementing the 30×30 conservation goal

Reflecting on Laudato Deum

Dr. Benedict Alo D’Rozario In 2022, approximately 60 percent of the global population resided in Asia and nearly 40 percent of Asians lived in poverty. Although the poor contribute minimally to global emissions, they areReflecting on Laudato Deum