JRI is pleased to announce the publication of Briefing Paper No. 41, “Communicating the Environment”. In this paper retired management consultant Rob Hitchcock and Methodist Presbyter Philip Wagstaff look at the ‘how’ of effective campaigning for a fairer world. They consider the challenges and restraints to communication, and then the …
March 2020 has been the strangest and most unnerving month of my life. It began in Guernsey as I had been invited by A Rocha UK to speak at various churches on the island on the weekend when February turned to March. Everyone was aware of coronavirus then and hand …
I am so thankful for each one of you; for your organisations; for the changes you have brought that have made an incredible difference to the world. Each of you reading this will be working for or supporting a charity or business that has devoted its energy and time to …
I have hesitated to write this month’s blog. But this is a journey and so with fellow travellers, I think I need to be honest. I’ve been travelling quite a lot over the past month. Some of it greener than others. I travelled “greenly” by train to the South Eastern …
While they might have disappeared from our headlines, replaced by different apocalyptic concerns over the spread of the Coronavirus, the forest fires in Australia have not gone away. And with the hottest months of the summer to come, more are expected. The images have been frightening – much more so …
We are facing a climate and ecological crisis. In many parts of the world, people are beginning to recognise that this is the case. Certainly, in the British Isles, both the secular and church worlds seem to have woken up to the problems we are facing. But this means …
