To bring together relevant decision-makers and practitioners from politics, civil service, international organizations, and civil society to share and reflect on the exponential change needed for the wellbeing of all people and the planet to supercharge and accelerate solutions for sustainable development.
This webinar series, promoted by the Jesuit Justice and Ecology Network-Africa (JENA), Yale University Global Justice Program and Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP), is in line with Pope Francis’ ambitious exercise in promoting dialogue for priorities and solutions, for ‘recovering better’ from this crisis and preparing the future and imagining a more just post-COVID-19 world. Find more information via JENA’s website.
The next sessions will be:
Pope Francis believes that the human person is not immune to crises but is always impacted by them. There is a need for all of us to respond to the reality we are living and prepare the future, which means to acknowledge that things look grim, but since nothing is permanent, it’s worth looking for economic models that will help humanity out of the current crisis — not by going back to a world of inequalities, but by creating a fairer world.
The central aim of the webinars is to mobilize a thorough understanding of how injustice survives toward designing and implementing a targeted reform program to ensure that it does not.
The panelists will be:
October, 19th:
October, 26th:
The previous sessions were held on October 5th and 12th. You can access the video "Global Health: Universal Health Coverage in times of COVID-19" in this link.
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