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Von Uexkull di Right Livelihood auspica che l'evento per il rinverdimento ospitato dal WCC dia impulso al movimento globale

L'organizzazione Right Livelihood è nota per i suoi premi, a volte denominati Premi Nobel alternativi, ma si è mostrata sotto un'altra luce collaborando con il Consiglio ecumenico delle chiese (CEC) nell'iniziativa di creare un movimento globale per rinverdire la terra. Ole von Uexkull, direttore esecutivo di Right Livelihood, l'organizzazione con sede a Ginevra, è intervenuto al convegno del 12 maggio intitolato “Prendersi cura della Terra, trasformare le vite: collegare la fede con la rigenerazione naturale”.

Right Livelihood's von Uexkull wants WCC-hosted re-greening event to spur global movement

Right Livelihood is known for its awards, sometimes viewed as alternative Nobel prizes, but it came to different prominence when it teamed up with the World Council of Churches (WCC) on a quest to create a global movement to re-green the earth. Ole von Uexkull, executive director of Right Livelihood, based in Geneva, spoke at the 12 May meeting titled Caring for the Earth, Transforming Lives: Linking Faith & Natural Regeneration.”

Applications invited for WCC Eco-School for Europe and North America region

The fifth edition of the World Council of Churches (WCC) Eco-School on Water, Food, and Climate Justice, will be held 24-31 July in Crete, Greece. Convening in-person in the Orthodox Academy of Crete, Greece, the event is open to young people under 30 years of age from the Europe and  North America region only. 

Churches’ representatives call for socially responsible solutions to global crises

Participants of the United Nations Economic and Social Council Financing for Development Forum and representatives from the World Council of Churches (WCC), the World Communion of Reformed Churches, the World Methodist Council, the Lutheran World Federation, and the Council for World Mission convened in New York to discuss the converging food, fuel, and debt crises and their impacts on vulnerable communities.