Inhabit is a feature length documentary introducing permaculture: a design method that offers an ecological lens for solving issues related to agriculture, economics, governance, and on. The film presents a vast array of projects, concepts, and people, and it translates the diversity of permaculture into something that can be understood by an equally diverse audience. For those familiar, it will be a call to action and a glimpse into what's possible - what kind of projects and solutions are already underway. For those unfamiliar, it will be an introduction to a new way of being and a new way of relating to the Earth. For everyone, it will be a reminder that humans are capable of being planetary healing forces.

Texte en français ci-dessous / Texto en español abajo Please join the Jesuit Forum's Mark Hathaway in conversation with liberation and eco-theologian Leonardo Boff on key themes arising from the encyclical Laudato Sí. Together, they will explore:

• Why the ecological crisis is, at it’s heart, a crisis of relationships,
• How integral ecology weaves together social, economic, environmental, and spiritual dimensions,
• How to respond to the call to radical ecological conversion, and
• How to live out an ecological spirituality in practice.

time convertor: http://tiny.cc/boff-time Français Rejoignez Mark Hathaway du Jesuit Forum pour une conversation avec le théologien et penseur altermondialiste Leonardo Boff autour des thèmes clés de l’encyclique Laudato Sí’. Ensemble, ils se demanderont :

• Pourquoi la crise environnementale est d’abord et avant tout, une crise des relations,
• De quelle manière l'écologie intégrale peut lier entre elles les dimensions sociales, économiques, environnementales et spirituelles de notre Maison commune ;
• Comment répondre à l’appel à une conversion écologique radicale lancé par le pape François
• Comment mettre en pratique la spiritualité écologique au cœur de Laudato Si’.

convertisseur de temps: http://tiny.cc/boff-time Español Por favor, unete a Mark Hathaway, del Foro Jesuita, en su conversación con Leonardo Boff, sobre algunos temas claves que surgen de Laudato Sí Juntos, explorarán:

• Por qué la crisis ecológica es, fundamentalmente, una crisis de relaciones,
• Cómo la ecología integral conecta las dimensiones sociales, económicas, ambientales y espirituales,
• El llamado a una conversión ecológica radical, y
• La espiritualidad ecológica en la práctica.

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Texto en español abajo

Panelists Elizabeth López Canelas (activist and researcher for Terra Justa), Dr. Sherry Pictou (Assistant Professor in the Women’s Studies Department with a focus on Indigenous feminism at Mount Saint Vincent, Nova Scotia) and Bertha Zúniga Cáceres (Coordinator for the Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras), discuss how women are differently and disproportionately affected by resource extraction. Furthermore they will highlight how women can offer perspectives on sustainability and community well-being.

This event will be in English and Spanish with simultaneous interpretation available.

This event is being co-sponsored by Canadian Jesuits International and KAIROS.

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Panelistas Elizabeth López Canelas (activista y investigadora para Terra Justa), Dra. Sherry Pictou (Profesora adjunta al Departamento de Estudios de la Mujer en Mount Saint Vincent con un enfoque en el Feminismo Indígena) y Bertha Zúniga Cáceres (Consejo Cívico de Organizaciones Populares e Indígenas de Honduras), discutirán cómo las mujeres se ven afectadas de manera diferente y desproporcionada por la extracción de recursos naturales. También propondrán cómo mujeres pueden ofrecer perspectivas sobre la sostenibilidad y el bienestar de la comunidad.

El evento sera en ingles y español con interpretación disponible.

Este evento está siendo co-patrocinado por los Canadian Jesuits International y KAIROS.

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For the Love of Creation is hosting a fall forum every Monday evening this November on Zoom (7:30-8:30 pm EST). Join us to learn more about our collective work for climate justice, engage with guest speakers, and take action for climate justice together online.

Join us for one or more of the following sessions:

• Nov 2: Communicating Climate Change
• Nov 9: Advocating for Climate Justice
• Nov 16: Grieving, Healing, and Connecting with Creation (English Only)
• Nov 23: Creation Care: A Letter of the Faithful
• Nov 30: Climate Action Now!

English/French translation will be available for all sessions except Nov 16th.

Questions? Email moc.liamg@cap.clf.

Pour l’amour de la Création organise un forum d’automne chaque lundi soir en novembre en zoom (19h30-20h30 EST).

Joignez-vous à nous pour une ou plusieurs des sessions suivantes :

• 2 nov : Communiquer sur le changement climatique
• 9 nov : Plaidoyer pour la justice climatique
• 16 no : Deuil, guérison et connexion avec la création (anglais seulement)
• 23 nov : Soins à la création : Une lettre des fidèles
• 30 nov : Agissons pour le climat maintenant !

Traduction Francais/Anglais sera disponsible sauf pour le 16 novembre

Questions? Veuillez contacter moc.liamg@cap.clf.

Join us in celebration as we launch Listening to Indigenous Voices with Harry Lafond as moderator, Lee Maracle (author, professor and Traditional Cultural Director for the Indigenous Theatre School at the University of Toronto), Sylvia McAdam Saysewahum (Co-founder of Idle-No More and professor) and music by Catherine Martin (director of Indigenous community engagement at Dalhousie University).

Listening to Indigenous Voices: A Dialogue Guide on Justice and Right Relationships is a112-page, 11-session guide seeks to stimulate dialogue and action in favour of justice and decolonization in this part of Turtle Island known to many as Canada. The guide includes writings from authors such as Arthur Manuel, Beverly Jacobs, John Borrows, Lee Maracle, Niigaanwewidam Sinclair, Sylvia McAdam Saysewahum, John Mohawk, and Robin Wall Kimmerer along with works from a variety of Indigenous artists, include Diane Montreuil and Christi Belcourt and Kent Monkman.

The guide seeks to both build on and go beyond the KAIROS blanket exercise and includes questions to guide sharing circles as well as curriculum ideas for use in secondary and post-secondary educational settings. Supplementary online materials will also be available, including videos, articles, spiritual reflections, and suggested readings.

Listening to Indigenous Voices begins by exploring Indigenous worldviews, goes on to examine the history of colonization, and concludes with sessions on righting relationships, decolonization, and indigenization.

The printed, full-colour guide is published by Novalis in English and French and will be available for $19.95 from the Jesuit Forum for Social Faith and Justice.

More information including endorsements and a sample session, see www.ltiv.ca.

Art in graphic by: Patuo'kn Illustration and Design