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.
From July 8-17, I had the privilege to attend the 2024 High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development and collaborate with our CJ/IBVM UN NGO
In 2023, schools in Ireland and Northern Ireland were invited to submit entries on the theme: ‘Sustainable Style: Fast Fashion Reimagined’. The competition aimed to give
Pauline Waithaka IBVM is the coordinator of Loreto Neema Project and was one of our delegates to the United Nations (UN) Civil Society Conference 2024
Returning to India after my mission as the UN representative for the Congregation was a profound experience. It reinforced my belief that every action, word,
The UN 2023 Water Conference was held at the UN Headquarters in New York from March 22-24, 2023, to accelerate action to address the water
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
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