Young people responding to the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor!
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The Laudato Si’ Action Platform, supported by the Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, equips institutions and individuals to journey towards total sustainability in the spirit of Laudato Si'. Don Bosco Green Alliance is an active partner of the Laudato Si’ Action Platform.
Priority Areas
Priority Areas
Happenings & Updates
Happenings & Updates
Brazil – Solar energy bolsters the Salesian mission in the Amazon and strengthens the commitment to our Common Home
Brazil – Solar energy bolsters the Salesian mission in the Amazon and strengthens the commitment to our Common Home
(ANS – Manaus) – The Salesian St Dominic Savio Province of Manaus, Brazil (BMA) has taken another concrete step towards sustainability and the evangelising mission in the Amazon: with the support of benefactors from the Salesian Mission Office in New Rochelle (Salesian Missions), solar panels have been installed at the Provincial House in Manaus, in the state of Amazonas, and at the Salesian Community in Maturacá, located in the Upper Rio Negro region.
Waves of Change: Young Eco-Warriors Clean Up Gorai Beach
Waves of Change: Young Eco-Warriors Clean Up Gorai Beach
"The greatest change begins with the smallest action." Living by this belief, the students of Don Bosco High School, Borivali (W) transformed an ordinary Saturday into a meaningful mission for Mother Nature through a Beach Clean-up Drive organised by the Science and Nature Club on July 18, 2026 at Gorai Beach.
Twenty-five enthusiastic students from Classes VII to IX, accompanied by five teachers, stepped beyond the classroom to become guardians of the environment. Before embarking on the drive, they were sensitised about environmental responsibility, safety measures, and the importance of preserving natural ecosystems. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) was informed in advance to ensure the smooth conduct of the activity.
Salesians in Rwanda Launch Laudato Si’ Campaign
Salesians in Rwanda Launch Laudato Si’ Campaign
(ANS – Kigali) – What started as a series of reflection and awareness sessions led by Fr Servilien Ufitamahoro, Director of the Salesian Planning and Development Office (PDO) and Provincial Economer, has now developed into a concrete environmental action initiative aimed at empowering young people to care for creation.
Austrian World Summit: Jugend Eine Welt brought the Don Bosco Voice into the International Climate Debate
Austrian World Summit: Jugend Eine Welt brought the Don Bosco Voice into the International Climate Debate
Education and Climate Justice as Keys to a Sustainable Future
At the tenth Austrian World Summit, the international climate conference of Austrian-born former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in Vienna, the Austrian development organization Jugend Eine Welt was also represented. Wolfgang Wedan, Global Emergency Relief Coordinator of Jugend Eine Welt, participated as a partner of the Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative.
Brazil launched Sustainable Salesian Projects Observatory
Brazil launched Sustainable Salesian Projects Observatory
(ANS – Belo Horizonte) – The St John Bosco Province of Belo Horizonte Brazil (BBH) of the Salesians of Don Bosco has taken a new step in its commitment to caring for our Common Home by launching, on 16 June, the Salê Sustentável (Sustainable Salesian) Projects Observatory. Held both in person and online, the launch brought together around 150 participants, representing the Salesian presences in BBH in the fields of primary and higher education, social action and evangelisation, located in the states of Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo, Goiás, Rio de Janeiro, Tocantins and the Federal District.
Sowing seeds of the future in Senegal
Sowing seeds of the future in Senegal
(ANS – Tambacounda) – More than 1,000 students from five schools in Tambacounda, Senegal, are taking part in an initiative that combines environmental education, food sovereignty and community participation. The “Formation for the creation of agroecological gardens for women and young people in Tambacounda” project, promoted by the Spanish Salesian NGO “Bosco Global” with funding from the Tenerife City Council, is making steady progress with awareness-raising activities in schools and practical formation in agroecology.
Blog Articles
Blog Articles
When I decided to join my friends, Leann D'Souza & Marilyn Pereira for a flamingo walk organized by Fr Leon Cruz (Don Bosco Youth services) DBYS, I expected to learn a little about birds and perhaps enjoy a pleasant morning outdoors. (Tbh, the heat gave me second thoughts)
In our fast-paced digital age, the latest smartphone or laptop / desktops often becomes obsolete within a few years—or even months. But what happens to our old devices once we discard them? The answer is troubling: they become part of the world’s growing mountain of electronic waste, or e-waste.
The ‘Thank you dance’
A boat of whale-watchers was on a trip in the coast of California. They noticed a small Humpback whale, trapped. It’s tail and flippers were entangled with fishing nets. Michael Fishbach and his team, who were on the boat thought that the humpback was already dead as it was floating on top of the water.
Month of March always reminds us of influential role the women play in our society. In the following paragraphs, we shall see about few convincing women personalities in environmental protection.
The Letter
The Letter
A message for our Earth
A message for our Earth
“We see what is happening, and the worst thing is that we are becoming used to it. This ‘becoming used to’ is a terrible illness.” – Pope Francis.
Featuring:
Pope Francis;
Cardinal Cantalamessa, the Preacher to the Papal Household;
Cacique Dadá, Leader of the Novo Lugar community of the Borarí people (Voice of the Indigenous)
Arouna Kandé, a climate refugee hailing from the Kolda region of Senegal (Voice of the Poor)
Ridhima Pandey, a young climate activist from Haridwar, Uttarakhand, India (Voice of the Youth)
Greg Asner and Robin Martin, marine biologists from Hawaii, United States of America (Voice of Wildlife)
Lorna Gold, president of Laudato Si’ Movement.
This documentary focuses on the encyclical letter ‘Laudato Si’ addressed to everyone that the Pope wrote in 2015. Today his message is even more urgent!
This film is presented by YouTube Originals, produced by an Oscar-winning Off The Fence Productions, in partnership with the Laudato Si’ Movement.
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