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During these days, we have not only been evaluating, planning and working. The mutual trust and listening we have experienced while here in Loyola is the result of the belief that having a shared mission is an essential ingredient
Networking: The Logic of Collaboration, Exploring the New
In January of 2014, the Jesuit Network for Migrants in Latin America and the Caribbean (RJM-LAC) launched the first campaign of its kind under the shared theme, The Campaign for Hospitality.
Strengthening Network Coordination for an Effective Humanitarian Response
In the face of the coming World Humanitarian Summit to be celebrated next year in 2016 in Turkey, the entire humanitarian community is gathering to question the way we are currently responding to emergencies.
Governance of Natural and Mineral Resources
The network for governance of natural and mineral resources takes up the call to hope when working in contexts of extraction which are often ruled by conflict, deprivation and desolation. We experience that broken world at first-hand because of an “economy that kills”
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Published by Jorge Serrano at noviembre 18, 2015
Daily Recap: Sharing our Networking Best Practices
As we close the third day of “Networking for Justice”, we will devote this post to sharing some of the best practices identified by each of our networks. There were many initiatives that were presented and much knowledge has been shared throughout the day.
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Published by Pedro Walpole at noviembre 18, 2015
Ecojesuit emerged out of a friendship
Ecojesuit grew out of friendship shared by a few people who wanted to embrace the challenge of caring for creation with a full recognition of embracing the politics, science, economics and technology. It is impossible but we wanted to communicate, to enliven hope and desire that is everywhere.
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Published by Macarena Romero at noviembre 18, 2015
edujesuit: Best practices in the promotion of quality, lifelong learning for all
A few years ago, in 2011 to be exact, also in Loyola where we are assessing the steps of the journey today, we defined that the network we wanted to promote was going to be committed to linking local and international advocacy to influence public policies on lifelong education for all as a human right.
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Published by Patxi Alvarez at noviembre 18, 2015
Global Ignatian Advocacy Networks (GIAN): Collaboration for Justice and Dignity
Jesuit institutions accompany and serve impoverished and marginalized communities in many countries around the world. They have been doing so for many years. The people who work in these institutions have found that this service has meaning and enriches their lives.
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Published by Jesuit Networking at noviembre 18, 2015
Daily Recap: Lessons Learned about Networking
The first day of the Networking for Justice gathering has come to an end. The sensation that something important is happening here in Loyola is palpable. A brief but thoughtful presentation on the global context by Patxi Alvarez SJ along with a delightful tour of the home of St. Ignatius of Loyola
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Published by Jesuit Networking at noviembre 17, 2015
How Ignatian Spirituality Transforms Networking
Ignatian Spirituality can serve as a guide for networking by providing us with some features that should be followed in our attempt to build and work within our Networks. We are called to participate in a movement for the redemption of the world in its totality
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Published by Jose Bento da Silva at noviembre 17, 2015
The Jesuit Way of Networking
Networking is a buzzword. Just like innovation, creativity, ‘corporate DNA’, empowerment, and unfortunately leadership. The problem with buzzwords, especially those that rely on badly constructed metaphors, as is the case of ‘corporate DNA’, is that everyone literally has an opinion on them.
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Published by Jesuit Networking at noviembre 17, 2015
What are the main Jesuit Networks of the social apostolate?
General Congregation 34 (1995) stressed the need for networking within the Society in a very meaningful text: To exploit more fully the possibilities given us by being an international body
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Jesuit Networking es una iniciativa internacional cuyo objetivo es favorecer la emergencia de proyectos colaborativos para la misión universal dentro del cuerpo internacional de la Compañía de Jesús. Aprender más
Muchas personas de todo el mundo están contribuyendo a este proyecto a través de diferentes grupos con tareas específicas.
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