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Message spécial de Jenny Cafiso, directrice exécutive de CJI 

04 juin 2026 / Published in Non classé

Message spécial de Jenny Cafiso, directrice exécutive de CJI 


Chers et 
Chères ami(e)s et sympathisant(e)s de CJI,
 

Je vous écris pour vous informer qu’après 23 années passées à la tête de Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) en tant que directrice générale, j’ai fait part au conseil d’administration et au personnel de CJI de mon intention de quitter mes fonctions à la fin de l’année 2026.

Le conseil d’administration de CJI et la Province des jésuites du Canada ont entamé le processus de recherche de mon successeur et ont nommé un comité de sélection chargé de mener le processus de recrutement. Vous trouverez l’offre d’emploi et la description du poste en cliquant sur ce lien. 

Je vous encourage à les transmettre à toute personne susceptible d’être intéressée par ce poste passionnant, enrichissant et épanouissant. Il offre l’opportunité de mener une vie pleine de sens, d’avoir un impact, de travailler avec une équipe formidable et de nouer des liens avec des personnes au Canada et dans le monde entier qui sont profondément engagées à œuvrer pour la justice et la paix et qui m’inspirent chaque jour.

Au cours des prochains mois, nous aurons l’occasion de discuter, de nous rencontrer, de réfléchir, d’exprimer notre gratitude et de rêver ensemble. Je resterai jusqu’à la fin de l’année, et vous aurez de mes nouvelles, mais pour l’instant, aidez-nous à trouver le meilleur candidat capable de mener CJI vers son nouveau chapitre.

Avec toute ma gratitude,

Jenny

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Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21,  in Huntsville, Ont. 

CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. 

The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” 

#Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
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Thank you to the Toronto Catholic District School Board staff for inviting Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) to the Camp Olympia Leadership Retreat held August 18 to 21, in Huntsville, Ont. CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda and summer intern Hasina Qaderi held a workshop for 38 student leaders, which highlighed the critical role that women play in the advocating for dignity, equality and sustainability. They also held a session on “Taking Action,” where students shared ideas on how Catholic Social Teaching can serve as a guide for helping to address issues facing their communities and the world. The camp’s goal is to develop the leadership skills of students, so they acquire “the knowledge and self-confidence to really make a difference in their schools, community, and the world.” #Jesuits #Canada #TCDSB #CampOlympia #CampO #huntsville #ontario
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Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is pleased to welcome Kim Gottfried Piché to the newly-created position of Social Justice animator. 

In this role, Piché will engage with diverse Canadian audiences through collaboration with Jesuit and other partners across the country.

Piché has more than 20 years of experience in faith-based organizations, including working as Animator for Development and Peace – Caritas Canada. From 2016 to 2023, she was the English-language Network Coordinator of the Social Justice Ministry Office of the Archdiocese of Montreal.

Click link in bio to learn more about Kim and her new role. 

#socialjustice #Jesuits #Toronto #Canada
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Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is pleased to welcome Kim Gottfried Piché to the newly-created position of Social Justice animator. In this role, Piché will engage with diverse Canadian audiences through collaboration with Jesuit and other partners across the country. Piché has more than 20 years of experience in faith-based organizations, including working as Animator for Development and Peace – Caritas Canada. From 2016 to 2023, she was the English-language Network Coordinator of the Social Justice Ministry Office of the Archdiocese of Montreal. Click link in bio to learn more about Kim and her new role. #socialjustice #Jesuits #Toronto #Canada
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Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Our Fall 2026 newsletter is here! Click link in bio. 

Learn about: 

* ecological justice and why the climate crisis we face today requires us to recognize our shared future as the basis for collective action;
* how our Jesuit partner, Jesuit Refugee Service, is helping refugees to rebuild their lives

#Jesuit #dogsofinstagram #newsletter #canada 
* and more!
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Our Fall 2026 newsletter is here! Click link in bio. 

Learn about: 

* ecological justice and why the climate crisis we face today requires us to recognize our shared future as the basis for collective action;
* how our Jesuit partner, Jesuit Refugee Service, is helping refugees to rebuild their lives

#Jesuit #dogsofinstagram #newsletter #canada 
* and more!
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Our Fall 2026 newsletter is here! Click link in bio. 

Learn about: 

* ecological justice and why the climate crisis we face today requires us to recognize our shared future as the basis for collective action;
* how our Jesuit partner, Jesuit Refugee Service, is helping refugees to rebuild their lives

#Jesuit #dogsofinstagram #newsletter #canada 
* and more!
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Our Fall 2026 newsletter is here! Click link in bio. 

Learn about: 

* ecological justice and why the climate crisis we face today requires us to recognize our shared future as the basis for collective action;
* how our Jesuit partner, Jesuit Refugee Service, is helping refugees to rebuild their lives

#Jesuit #dogsofinstagram #newsletter #canada 
* and more!
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Our Fall 2026 newsletter is here! Click link in bio. 

Learn about: 

* ecological justice and why the climate crisis we face today requires us to recognize our shared future as the basis for collective action;
* how our Jesuit partner, Jesuit Refugee Service, is helping refugees to rebuild their lives

#Jesuit #dogsofinstagram #newsletter #canada 
* and more!
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Our Fall 2026 newsletter is here! Click link in bio. 

Learn about: 

* ecological justice and why the climate crisis we face today requires us to recognize our shared future as the basis for collective action;
* how our Jesuit partner, Jesuit Refugee Service, is helping refugees to rebuild their lives

#Jesuit #dogsofinstagram #newsletter #canada 
* and more!
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Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Our Fall 2026 newsletter is here! Click link in bio. Learn about: * ecological justice and why the climate crisis we face today requires us to recognize our shared future as the basis for collective action; * how our Jesuit partner, Jesuit Refugee Service, is helping refugees to rebuild their lives #Jesuit #dogsofinstagram #newsletter #canada * and more!
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Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we especially remember the people of Colombia, particularly those affected by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western parts of the country on August 10. 

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is accepting donations to help its Jesuit partners who are providing affected families with safe water, emergency supplies, and other lifesaving assistance. Funds will also be needed for recovery and reconstruction efforts.

 Learn more and donate now: Click link in bio. 

#Jesuits #Colombia #earthquake
Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we especially remember the people of Colombia, particularly those affected by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western parts of the country on August 10. 

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is accepting donations to help its Jesuit partners who are providing affected families with safe water, emergency supplies, and other lifesaving assistance. Funds will also be needed for recovery and reconstruction efforts.

 Learn more and donate now: Click link in bio. 

#Jesuits #Colombia #earthquake
Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we especially remember the people of Colombia, particularly those affected by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western parts of the country on August 10. 

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is accepting donations to help its Jesuit partners who are providing affected families with safe water, emergency supplies, and other lifesaving assistance. Funds will also be needed for recovery and reconstruction efforts.

 Learn more and donate now: Click link in bio. 

#Jesuits #Colombia #earthquake
Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we especially remember the people of Colombia, particularly those affected by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western parts of the country on August 10. 

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is accepting donations to help its Jesuit partners who are providing affected families with safe water, emergency supplies, and other lifesaving assistance. Funds will also be needed for recovery and reconstruction efforts.

 Learn more and donate now: Click link in bio. 

#Jesuits #Colombia #earthquake
Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we especially remember the people of Colombia, particularly those affected by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western parts of the country on August 10. 

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is accepting donations to help its Jesuit partners who are providing affected families with safe water, emergency supplies, and other lifesaving assistance. Funds will also be needed for recovery and reconstruction efforts.

 Learn more and donate now: Click link in bio. 

#Jesuits #Colombia #earthquake
Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we especially remember the people of Colombia, particularly those affected by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western parts of the country on August 10. 

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is accepting donations to help its Jesuit partners who are providing affected families with safe water, emergency supplies, and other lifesaving assistance. Funds will also be needed for recovery and reconstruction efforts.

 Learn more and donate now: Click link in bio. 

#Jesuits #Colombia #earthquake
Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we especially remember the people of Colombia, particularly those affected by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western parts of the country on August 10. 

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is accepting donations to help its Jesuit partners who are providing affected families with safe water, emergency supplies, and other lifesaving assistance. Funds will also be needed for recovery and reconstruction efforts.

 Learn more and donate now: Click link in bio. 

#Jesuits #Colombia #earthquake
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Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we especially remember the people of Colombia, particularly those affected by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western parts of the country on August 10. Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is accepting donations to help its Jesuit partners who are providing affected families with safe water, emergency supplies, and other lifesaving assistance. Funds will also be needed for recovery and reconstruction efforts. Learn more and donate now: Click link in bio. #Jesuits #Colombia #earthquake
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A big thank you! 

With your generous support, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) was recently able to fund 50 scholarships for poor and deserving students at the Jesuit-run St. Alphonsus Primary School in Kurseong, a town in the Indian state of West Bengal. 

The scholarships helped cover the students’ fees, books, uniforms, and school supplies, thereby reducing the financial burden on parents. 

“I am a single parent with no steady job. Now my son has received a scholarship from the school. I am so happy and cannot express my joy in words,” said Bimal Rai, the father of Swikar Rai, one of the scholars. “My tears are an expression of my gratitude towards the school.” 

The scholarships have helped to reduce the dropout rate in school, said Fr. Siby Joseph, SJ, treasurer and development director of the Jesuit Darjeeling-Nepal Province. The scholarship program “created equal learning opportunities for students and supported their academic growth and well-being. It has made a positive difference in the lives of the children and their families.” 

Learn more about CJI education projects in India: Click link in bio to visit our website.

#Jesuits #Darjeeling #India #education
A big thank you! 

With your generous support, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) was recently able to fund 50 scholarships for poor and deserving students at the Jesuit-run St. Alphonsus Primary School in Kurseong, a town in the Indian state of West Bengal. 

The scholarships helped cover the students’ fees, books, uniforms, and school supplies, thereby reducing the financial burden on parents. 

“I am a single parent with no steady job. Now my son has received a scholarship from the school. I am so happy and cannot express my joy in words,” said Bimal Rai, the father of Swikar Rai, one of the scholars. “My tears are an expression of my gratitude towards the school.” 

The scholarships have helped to reduce the dropout rate in school, said Fr. Siby Joseph, SJ, treasurer and development director of the Jesuit Darjeeling-Nepal Province. The scholarship program “created equal learning opportunities for students and supported their academic growth and well-being. It has made a positive difference in the lives of the children and their families.” 

Learn more about CJI education projects in India: Click link in bio to visit our website.

#Jesuits #Darjeeling #India #education
A big thank you! 

With your generous support, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) was recently able to fund 50 scholarships for poor and deserving students at the Jesuit-run St. Alphonsus Primary School in Kurseong, a town in the Indian state of West Bengal. 

The scholarships helped cover the students’ fees, books, uniforms, and school supplies, thereby reducing the financial burden on parents. 

“I am a single parent with no steady job. Now my son has received a scholarship from the school. I am so happy and cannot express my joy in words,” said Bimal Rai, the father of Swikar Rai, one of the scholars. “My tears are an expression of my gratitude towards the school.” 

The scholarships have helped to reduce the dropout rate in school, said Fr. Siby Joseph, SJ, treasurer and development director of the Jesuit Darjeeling-Nepal Province. The scholarship program “created equal learning opportunities for students and supported their academic growth and well-being. It has made a positive difference in the lives of the children and their families.” 

Learn more about CJI education projects in India: Click link in bio to visit our website.

#Jesuits #Darjeeling #India #education
A big thank you! 

With your generous support, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) was recently able to fund 50 scholarships for poor and deserving students at the Jesuit-run St. Alphonsus Primary School in Kurseong, a town in the Indian state of West Bengal. 

The scholarships helped cover the students’ fees, books, uniforms, and school supplies, thereby reducing the financial burden on parents. 

“I am a single parent with no steady job. Now my son has received a scholarship from the school. I am so happy and cannot express my joy in words,” said Bimal Rai, the father of Swikar Rai, one of the scholars. “My tears are an expression of my gratitude towards the school.” 

The scholarships have helped to reduce the dropout rate in school, said Fr. Siby Joseph, SJ, treasurer and development director of the Jesuit Darjeeling-Nepal Province. The scholarship program “created equal learning opportunities for students and supported their academic growth and well-being. It has made a positive difference in the lives of the children and their families.” 

Learn more about CJI education projects in India: Click link in bio to visit our website.

#Jesuits #Darjeeling #India #education
A big thank you! 

With your generous support, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) was recently able to fund 50 scholarships for poor and deserving students at the Jesuit-run St. Alphonsus Primary School in Kurseong, a town in the Indian state of West Bengal. 

The scholarships helped cover the students’ fees, books, uniforms, and school supplies, thereby reducing the financial burden on parents. 

“I am a single parent with no steady job. Now my son has received a scholarship from the school. I am so happy and cannot express my joy in words,” said Bimal Rai, the father of Swikar Rai, one of the scholars. “My tears are an expression of my gratitude towards the school.” 

The scholarships have helped to reduce the dropout rate in school, said Fr. Siby Joseph, SJ, treasurer and development director of the Jesuit Darjeeling-Nepal Province. The scholarship program “created equal learning opportunities for students and supported their academic growth and well-being. It has made a positive difference in the lives of the children and their families.” 

Learn more about CJI education projects in India: Click link in bio to visit our website.

#Jesuits #Darjeeling #India #education
A big thank you! 

With your generous support, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) was recently able to fund 50 scholarships for poor and deserving students at the Jesuit-run St. Alphonsus Primary School in Kurseong, a town in the Indian state of West Bengal. 

The scholarships helped cover the students’ fees, books, uniforms, and school supplies, thereby reducing the financial burden on parents. 

“I am a single parent with no steady job. Now my son has received a scholarship from the school. I am so happy and cannot express my joy in words,” said Bimal Rai, the father of Swikar Rai, one of the scholars. “My tears are an expression of my gratitude towards the school.” 

The scholarships have helped to reduce the dropout rate in school, said Fr. Siby Joseph, SJ, treasurer and development director of the Jesuit Darjeeling-Nepal Province. The scholarship program “created equal learning opportunities for students and supported their academic growth and well-being. It has made a positive difference in the lives of the children and their families.” 

Learn more about CJI education projects in India: Click link in bio to visit our website.

#Jesuits #Darjeeling #India #education
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A big thank you! With your generous support, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) was recently able to fund 50 scholarships for poor and deserving students at the Jesuit-run St. Alphonsus Primary School in Kurseong, a town in the Indian state of West Bengal. The scholarships helped cover the students’ fees, books, uniforms, and school supplies, thereby reducing the financial burden on parents. “I am a single parent with no steady job. Now my son has received a scholarship from the school. I am so happy and cannot express my joy in words,” said Bimal Rai, the father of Swikar Rai, one of the scholars. “My tears are an expression of my gratitude towards the school.” The scholarships have helped to reduce the dropout rate in school, said Fr. Siby Joseph, SJ, treasurer and development director of the Jesuit Darjeeling-Nepal Province. The scholarship program “created equal learning opportunities for students and supported their academic growth and well-being. It has made a positive difference in the lives of the children and their families.” Learn more about CJI education projects in India: Click link in bio to visit our website. #Jesuits #Darjeeling #India #education
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The Jesuit-led Human Life Research and Development Centre (HLDRC), a CJI partner, has provided hand tractors, seeds, water pumps and guidance to poor and marginalized tea plantation workers in Matigara, India, to help them grow vegetables. 

Community members, many of whom are part of HLDRC’s Self-Help Groups (SHGs), are cultivating a vacant land near a tea garden, and as a result, they now have fresh vegetables to eat; surplus produce has also generated extra income for families. This Social Agriculture Program is enhancing women’s participation in agriculture and community cooperation, and contributing to sustainable rural development.  HLDRC will continue to support the communities through additional training in agriculture and capacity building. 

“HLDRC is striving to work with the vision of St. Ignatius of Loyola in experiencing, finding God in all things, especially with the poor and the marginalized tea workers, the youth, the women and the children through [its] programs,” says HLDRC Director Fr. Pascal Xalxo, SJ. 

Other HLDRC programs include employment training and placement for youth, non-formal education for children of tea workers, help desks to claim land rights and other entitlements, and anti-human trafficking initiatives. 

Learn more about HLDRC, including how you can support its work: Click link in bio to visit our website.
The Jesuit-led Human Life Research and Development Centre (HLDRC), a CJI partner, has provided hand tractors, seeds, water pumps and guidance to poor and marginalized tea plantation workers in Matigara, India, to help them grow vegetables. 

Community members, many of whom are part of HLDRC’s Self-Help Groups (SHGs), are cultivating a vacant land near a tea garden, and as a result, they now have fresh vegetables to eat; surplus produce has also generated extra income for families. This Social Agriculture Program is enhancing women’s participation in agriculture and community cooperation, and contributing to sustainable rural development.  HLDRC will continue to support the communities through additional training in agriculture and capacity building. 

“HLDRC is striving to work with the vision of St. Ignatius of Loyola in experiencing, finding God in all things, especially with the poor and the marginalized tea workers, the youth, the women and the children through [its] programs,” says HLDRC Director Fr. Pascal Xalxo, SJ. 

Other HLDRC programs include employment training and placement for youth, non-formal education for children of tea workers, help desks to claim land rights and other entitlements, and anti-human trafficking initiatives. 

Learn more about HLDRC, including how you can support its work: Click link in bio to visit our website.
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The Jesuit-led Human Life Research and Development Centre (HLDRC), a CJI partner, has provided hand tractors, seeds, water pumps and guidance to poor and marginalized tea plantation workers in Matigara, India, to help them grow vegetables. Community members, many of whom are part of HLDRC’s Self-Help Groups (SHGs), are cultivating a vacant land near a tea garden, and as a result, they now have fresh vegetables to eat; surplus produce has also generated extra income for families. This Social Agriculture Program is enhancing women’s participation in agriculture and community cooperation, and contributing to sustainable rural development. HLDRC will continue to support the communities through additional training in agriculture and capacity building. “HLDRC is striving to work with the vision of St. Ignatius of Loyola in experiencing, finding God in all things, especially with the poor and the marginalized tea workers, the youth, the women and the children through [its] programs,” says HLDRC Director Fr. Pascal Xalxo, SJ. Other HLDRC programs include employment training and placement for youth, non-formal education for children of tea workers, help desks to claim land rights and other entitlements, and anti-human trafficking initiatives. Learn more about HLDRC, including how you can support its work: Click link in bio to visit our website.
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“Going to school changed my life,” says Benjamin Chol Lueth, who comes from a cattle-raising community in Ayel, South Sudan. 

Benjamin is in his fourth year at the Jesuit-run Victor Luke Odambo Secondary School. He has six siblings, but he’s the only one in school. His brothers work with cattle, and his sisters were married when they were young.  His father decided that Benjamin would go to school, even though the family didn’t have much money. 

Victor Luke Odambo Secondary School is supported by Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) and other members of the Xavier Network as part of the Jesuits Eastern Africa Province’s @aorjesuits  Sowing Seeds of Transformation Project. The network, of which CJI is a member, brings together 14 Jesuit mission offices and international development organizations of provinces in Europe, Canada, and Australia. 

Education “opened my eyes to the wider world beyond my community,” says Benjamin, who wants to become a doctor and set up a clinic to address the lack of healthcare in his community. 

Benjamin is more fortunate than his siblings and most young Sudanese who are unable to go to school because of poverty, cultural barriers, child marriage, and lack of government funding for education. More than 2.8 million children, or over 70% are out of school in South Sudan, according to UNICEF. The largest percentage of them are girls. 

The Jesuit-supported education that Benjamin receives has helped him gain a strong sense of purpose and responsibility, practical and life skills, and a greater awareness of the needs of his community and country. His story demonstrates the power of education to transform lives. 

Learn more, including how you can support the project:  Click link in bio to visit our website. 

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“Going to school changed my life,” says Benjamin Chol Lueth, who comes from a cattle-raising community in Ayel, South Sudan. Benjamin is in his fourth year at the Jesuit-run Victor Luke Odambo Secondary School. He has six siblings, but he’s the only one in school. His brothers work with cattle, and his sisters were married when they were young. His father decided that Benjamin would go to school, even though the family didn’t have much money. Victor Luke Odambo Secondary School is supported by Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) and other members of the Xavier Network as part of the Jesuits Eastern Africa Province’s @aorjesuits Sowing Seeds of Transformation Project. The network, of which CJI is a member, brings together 14 Jesuit mission offices and international development organizations of provinces in Europe, Canada, and Australia. Education “opened my eyes to the wider world beyond my community,” says Benjamin, who wants to become a doctor and set up a clinic to address the lack of healthcare in his community. Benjamin is more fortunate than his siblings and most young Sudanese who are unable to go to school because of poverty, cultural barriers, child marriage, and lack of government funding for education. More than 2.8 million children, or over 70% are out of school in South Sudan, according to UNICEF. The largest percentage of them are girls. The Jesuit-supported education that Benjamin receives has helped him gain a strong sense of purpose and responsibility, practical and life skills, and a greater awareness of the needs of his community and country. His story demonstrates the power of education to transform lives. Learn more, including how you can support the project: Click link in bio to visit our website. #youthday
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About 30 young people explored social justice issues, participated in leadership training, and shared their experiences at Model Youth Justice, a two-night retreat organized August 7 to 9 by Camp Micah in partnership with organizations such as Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), Mary Ward Centre, and Kairos. 

 “It was an amazing and inspiring experience. I spent the weekend surrounded by brilliant young people who share a passion for social justice, advocacy, and creating change in their communities and globally,” said Hasina Qaderi, CJI summer intern, who attended the gathering. “It was really inspiring to see how passionate everyone was about different issues, from refugee rights, allyship and anti-oppression to gender issues and ecological justice.” 

Hasina and CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda gave a presentation on CJI-supported projects that support women in the Global South who are leading the way towards justice, equity, and sustainability. “The participants were inquisitive and engaged in the conversation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing insights that also made me reflect more deeply on the issues myself. I think that was one of the most meaningful parts of the experience for me.” The retreat “reminded me how important it is to create spaces where young people from multiple faiths can share their gifts and passions, learn from each other, and feel empowered to speak about the issues they care about.”

The event was held at Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp and Retreat Centre in New Hamburg, Ont.
About 30 young people explored social justice issues, participated in leadership training, and shared their experiences at Model Youth Justice, a two-night retreat organized August 7 to 9 by Camp Micah in partnership with organizations such as Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), Mary Ward Centre, and Kairos. 

 “It was an amazing and inspiring experience. I spent the weekend surrounded by brilliant young people who share a passion for social justice, advocacy, and creating change in their communities and globally,” said Hasina Qaderi, CJI summer intern, who attended the gathering. “It was really inspiring to see how passionate everyone was about different issues, from refugee rights, allyship and anti-oppression to gender issues and ecological justice.” 

Hasina and CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda gave a presentation on CJI-supported projects that support women in the Global South who are leading the way towards justice, equity, and sustainability. “The participants were inquisitive and engaged in the conversation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing insights that also made me reflect more deeply on the issues myself. I think that was one of the most meaningful parts of the experience for me.” The retreat “reminded me how important it is to create spaces where young people from multiple faiths can share their gifts and passions, learn from each other, and feel empowered to speak about the issues they care about.”

The event was held at Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp and Retreat Centre in New Hamburg, Ont.
About 30 young people explored social justice issues, participated in leadership training, and shared their experiences at Model Youth Justice, a two-night retreat organized August 7 to 9 by Camp Micah in partnership with organizations such as Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), Mary Ward Centre, and Kairos. 

 “It was an amazing and inspiring experience. I spent the weekend surrounded by brilliant young people who share a passion for social justice, advocacy, and creating change in their communities and globally,” said Hasina Qaderi, CJI summer intern, who attended the gathering. “It was really inspiring to see how passionate everyone was about different issues, from refugee rights, allyship and anti-oppression to gender issues and ecological justice.” 

Hasina and CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda gave a presentation on CJI-supported projects that support women in the Global South who are leading the way towards justice, equity, and sustainability. “The participants were inquisitive and engaged in the conversation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing insights that also made me reflect more deeply on the issues myself. I think that was one of the most meaningful parts of the experience for me.” The retreat “reminded me how important it is to create spaces where young people from multiple faiths can share their gifts and passions, learn from each other, and feel empowered to speak about the issues they care about.”

The event was held at Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp and Retreat Centre in New Hamburg, Ont.
About 30 young people explored social justice issues, participated in leadership training, and shared their experiences at Model Youth Justice, a two-night retreat organized August 7 to 9 by Camp Micah in partnership with organizations such as Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), Mary Ward Centre, and Kairos. 

 “It was an amazing and inspiring experience. I spent the weekend surrounded by brilliant young people who share a passion for social justice, advocacy, and creating change in their communities and globally,” said Hasina Qaderi, CJI summer intern, who attended the gathering. “It was really inspiring to see how passionate everyone was about different issues, from refugee rights, allyship and anti-oppression to gender issues and ecological justice.” 

Hasina and CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda gave a presentation on CJI-supported projects that support women in the Global South who are leading the way towards justice, equity, and sustainability. “The participants were inquisitive and engaged in the conversation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing insights that also made me reflect more deeply on the issues myself. I think that was one of the most meaningful parts of the experience for me.” The retreat “reminded me how important it is to create spaces where young people from multiple faiths can share their gifts and passions, learn from each other, and feel empowered to speak about the issues they care about.”

The event was held at Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp and Retreat Centre in New Hamburg, Ont.
About 30 young people explored social justice issues, participated in leadership training, and shared their experiences at Model Youth Justice, a two-night retreat organized August 7 to 9 by Camp Micah in partnership with organizations such as Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), Mary Ward Centre, and Kairos. 

 “It was an amazing and inspiring experience. I spent the weekend surrounded by brilliant young people who share a passion for social justice, advocacy, and creating change in their communities and globally,” said Hasina Qaderi, CJI summer intern, who attended the gathering. “It was really inspiring to see how passionate everyone was about different issues, from refugee rights, allyship and anti-oppression to gender issues and ecological justice.” 

Hasina and CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda gave a presentation on CJI-supported projects that support women in the Global South who are leading the way towards justice, equity, and sustainability. “The participants were inquisitive and engaged in the conversation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing insights that also made me reflect more deeply on the issues myself. I think that was one of the most meaningful parts of the experience for me.” The retreat “reminded me how important it is to create spaces where young people from multiple faiths can share their gifts and passions, learn from each other, and feel empowered to speak about the issues they care about.”

The event was held at Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp and Retreat Centre in New Hamburg, Ont.
About 30 young people explored social justice issues, participated in leadership training, and shared their experiences at Model Youth Justice, a two-night retreat organized August 7 to 9 by Camp Micah in partnership with organizations such as Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), Mary Ward Centre, and Kairos. 

 “It was an amazing and inspiring experience. I spent the weekend surrounded by brilliant young people who share a passion for social justice, advocacy, and creating change in their communities and globally,” said Hasina Qaderi, CJI summer intern, who attended the gathering. “It was really inspiring to see how passionate everyone was about different issues, from refugee rights, allyship and anti-oppression to gender issues and ecological justice.” 

Hasina and CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda gave a presentation on CJI-supported projects that support women in the Global South who are leading the way towards justice, equity, and sustainability. “The participants were inquisitive and engaged in the conversation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing insights that also made me reflect more deeply on the issues myself. I think that was one of the most meaningful parts of the experience for me.” The retreat “reminded me how important it is to create spaces where young people from multiple faiths can share their gifts and passions, learn from each other, and feel empowered to speak about the issues they care about.”

The event was held at Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp and Retreat Centre in New Hamburg, Ont.
About 30 young people explored social justice issues, participated in leadership training, and shared their experiences at Model Youth Justice, a two-night retreat organized August 7 to 9 by Camp Micah in partnership with organizations such as Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), Mary Ward Centre, and Kairos. 

 “It was an amazing and inspiring experience. I spent the weekend surrounded by brilliant young people who share a passion for social justice, advocacy, and creating change in their communities and globally,” said Hasina Qaderi, CJI summer intern, who attended the gathering. “It was really inspiring to see how passionate everyone was about different issues, from refugee rights, allyship and anti-oppression to gender issues and ecological justice.” 

Hasina and CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda gave a presentation on CJI-supported projects that support women in the Global South who are leading the way towards justice, equity, and sustainability. “The participants were inquisitive and engaged in the conversation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing insights that also made me reflect more deeply on the issues myself. I think that was one of the most meaningful parts of the experience for me.” The retreat “reminded me how important it is to create spaces where young people from multiple faiths can share their gifts and passions, learn from each other, and feel empowered to speak about the issues they care about.”

The event was held at Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp and Retreat Centre in New Hamburg, Ont.
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About 30 young people explored social justice issues, participated in leadership training, and shared their experiences at Model Youth Justice, a two-night retreat organized August 7 to 9 by Camp Micah in partnership with organizations such as Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), Mary Ward Centre, and Kairos. “It was an amazing and inspiring experience. I spent the weekend surrounded by brilliant young people who share a passion for social justice, advocacy, and creating change in their communities and globally,” said Hasina Qaderi, CJI summer intern, who attended the gathering. “It was really inspiring to see how passionate everyone was about different issues, from refugee rights, allyship and anti-oppression to gender issues and ecological justice.” Hasina and CJI Outreach Coordinator Juan Camilo Poveda gave a presentation on CJI-supported projects that support women in the Global South who are leading the way towards justice, equity, and sustainability. “The participants were inquisitive and engaged in the conversation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing insights that also made me reflect more deeply on the issues myself. I think that was one of the most meaningful parts of the experience for me.” The retreat “reminded me how important it is to create spaces where young people from multiple faiths can share their gifts and passions, learn from each other, and feel empowered to speak about the issues they care about.” The event was held at Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp and Retreat Centre in New Hamburg, Ont.
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"Comparte" means to share—and since 2011, this Jesuit-led initiative in Latin America has been actively promoting alternatives to dominant economic models that often harm local communities and ecosystems. 

A partner of Canadian Jesuits International, Comparte supports initiatives in rural areas (organic coffee, cocoa, banana, honey, garden plants, and other products; livestock.) and in urban areas (textile, crafts, footwear). 

Compare promotes community agroecokogy and equity in leadership. Network members connect and share knowledge and resources, and team up with Jesuit universities to collaborate on research and training. 

Learn more, including how you can support the work of Comparte: Click link in bio to visit our website.
"Comparte" means to share—and since 2011, this Jesuit-led initiative in Latin America has been actively promoting alternatives to dominant economic models that often harm local communities and ecosystems. 

A partner of Canadian Jesuits International, Comparte supports initiatives in rural areas (organic coffee, cocoa, banana, honey, garden plants, and other products; livestock.) and in urban areas (textile, crafts, footwear). 

Compare promotes community agroecokogy and equity in leadership. Network members connect and share knowledge and resources, and team up with Jesuit universities to collaborate on research and training. 

Learn more, including how you can support the work of Comparte: Click link in bio to visit our website.
"Comparte" means to share—and since 2011, this Jesuit-led initiative in Latin America has been actively promoting alternatives to dominant economic models that often harm local communities and ecosystems. 

A partner of Canadian Jesuits International, Comparte supports initiatives in rural areas (organic coffee, cocoa, banana, honey, garden plants, and other products; livestock.) and in urban areas (textile, crafts, footwear). 

Compare promotes community agroecokogy and equity in leadership. Network members connect and share knowledge and resources, and team up with Jesuit universities to collaborate on research and training. 

Learn more, including how you can support the work of Comparte: Click link in bio to visit our website.
"Comparte" means to share—and since 2011, this Jesuit-led initiative in Latin America has been actively promoting alternatives to dominant economic models that often harm local communities and ecosystems. 

A partner of Canadian Jesuits International, Comparte supports initiatives in rural areas (organic coffee, cocoa, banana, honey, garden plants, and other products; livestock.) and in urban areas (textile, crafts, footwear). 

Compare promotes community agroecokogy and equity in leadership. Network members connect and share knowledge and resources, and team up with Jesuit universities to collaborate on research and training. 

Learn more, including how you can support the work of Comparte: Click link in bio to visit our website.
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"Comparte" means to share—and since 2011, this Jesuit-led initiative in Latin America has been actively promoting alternatives to dominant economic models that often harm local communities and ecosystems. A partner of Canadian Jesuits International, Comparte supports initiatives in rural areas (organic coffee, cocoa, banana, honey, garden plants, and other products; livestock.) and in urban areas (textile, crafts, footwear). Compare promotes community agroecokogy and equity in leadership. Network members connect and share knowledge and resources, and team up with Jesuit universities to collaborate on research and training. Learn more, including how you can support the work of Comparte: Click link in bio to visit our website.
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