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Integral ecology means solidarity with people and planet
We take a systemic approach, advocating for policies that contribute to relationships of solidarity with people and planet.
Change the system, not the climate.
We are living within a broken system that has created a planetary crisis. Those most affected by climate change are those least responsible and the international policy frameworks we have in place aren’t working.
Who is ORCIE-BCRÉI?
By coming together Catholic religious orders have a much stronger public voice on key issues of climate change and social justice.
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From Santa Marta to Tuvalu: What the First TAFF Conference Means for Catholics Advocacy
The first Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels (TAFF) in Santa Marta, Colombia brought together 57 countries and a wide range of stakeholders to focus on one question: how…
Turning Debt Into Hope: ORCIE’s Role in a Collective Call for Justice
After fifteen months of steady advocacy and education, the Turn Debt Into Hope campaign reached a powerful culmination on April 28 with a Parliamentary breakfast and a rally on Parliament…
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Bulletin BCRÉI | Printemps 2026
Bulletin BCRÉI Édition du printemps 2026_EdDownload
“The people we met with were all keen to understand how integral ecology, the practice of working for policy changes that contribute to relationships of solidarity with people and the cosmos, can help move their work forward.”
