“What a Just Transition Really Means for Catholics: Planet, Profit, and Care for the Poor”

Around the world, conversations about a “green transition” are accelerating. But an essential question remains: who will it serve—and who might be left behind?

We are pleased to share an invitation from the Laudato Si’ Action Platform for a webinar on April 16  (16:00 Rome Time) for a conversation that brings together faith, economics, and lived realities:

“What a Just Transition Really Means for Catholics: Planet, Profit, and Care for the Poor” 

Together with three distinguished speakers, we’ll explore what a truly just transition looks like—from global policy and economic alternatives to the choices we make in our daily lives:

Tatiana Vasconcelos Fleming Machado, Economy of Francesco Fellow
Adriana Gómez Chico Spamer, Economy of Francesco Scientific Committee
Alberto E. Brugarolas Salvo, National University of Singapore
This will be a rich conversation grounded in Laudato Si’—reflecting on how lasting change must protect workers, communities, our common home, and the poor, and how each of us can respond through our Laudato Si’ Plans.

Global & multilingual interpretation available: English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French

Come listen, reflect, and be part of the dialogue.

More informations: What a Just Transition Really Means for Catholics: Planet, Profit, and Care for the Poor - Donnerstag 16.04.26, 11:00 | Netzwerk Eine Erde

Anmeldung: Webinar-Registrierung - Zoom