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God keeps calling young people to start a spiritual journey of faith and service. This year, the European Jesuit novitiates welcomed 51 new novices with a big desire to start this journey. 51 young blooded men with very different backgrounds, but all with the same...
They’re between 22 and 43 years old. They are graduates in Economics, Philosophy, Medicine but also in Energy and Nuclear Engineering, Physics, Performing Arts, Law. Among them there is also a craftsman, specialized in painting canvases. They share a common desire for...
More than 210 participants from 25 countries came together “to know, love and share” in Magis Europe 2019 summer event. The Ignatian program for young adults took place in Lithuania and Latvia from the 23rd till the 31st of July, 2019. This year 2019 marks the 450th...
The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is monitoring the developing situation in North East Syria. JRS has been responding to the emergency crisis in and around Syria since 2011, witnessing first-hand the extent of the suffering of the forcibly displaced people. We continue...
JRS Europe and partners have launched CHANGE, a project that brings together students, teachers, and refugees to share experiences and build a society in which everyone is welcome and can participate.
CHANGE is kicking off in schools in nine countries across Europe. As we believe that it is young people who will shape the attitudes and societies of tomorrow, we want to help form and enable young people to make a CHANGE in their schools and local communities. Through a 6-stage educational course facilitated by teachers, students learn how to think critically and to make their own value judgements about migration and refugee issues.
CHANGE provides an opportunity for encounter between refugees and young people by inviting refugees in classrooms to share their stories directly with students, from their experience of living in Europe to their hopes and dreams for the future.
Students are then encouraged to join the Student Ambassador programme, which see them engaging in a minimum of two concrete actions, such as small-scale events, campaigns or service projects, to share what they have learned with their school or local communities.
Here is what you can do to get involved in CHANGE:
Visit the CHANGE website to learn more. On the site, you can find information about the 6-stage course, the Student Ambassador programme and check-out the CHANGE blog. You can follow and share about CHANGE on social media using the hashtags #IamCHANGE and #2gether4CHANGE.
JRS Europe is committed to making CHANGE happen together with JRS Croatia, JRS Hungary, JRS Ireland, JRS Italy, Stanislas College in the Netherlands, JRS Malta, JRS Portugal and ALBOAN in Spain. This project is co-funded by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) of the European Union
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God keeps calling young people to start a spiritual journey of faith and service. This year, the European Jesuit novitiates welcomed 51 new novices with a big desire to start this journey. 51 young blooded men with very different backgrounds, but all with the same...
They’re between 22 and 43 years old. They are graduates in Economics, Philosophy, Medicine but also in Energy and Nuclear Engineering, Physics, Performing Arts, Law. Among them there is also a craftsman, specialized in painting canvases. They share a common desire for...
More than 210 participants from 25 countries came together “to know, love and share” in Magis Europe 2019 summer event. The Ignatian program for young adults took place in Lithuania and Latvia from the 23rd till the 31st of July, 2019. This year 2019 marks the 450th...
The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is monitoring the developing situation in North East Syria. JRS has been responding to the emergency crisis in and around Syria since 2011, witnessing first-hand the extent of the suffering of the forcibly displaced people. We continue...
God keeps calling young people to start a spiritual journey of faith and service. This year, the European Jesuit novitiates welcomed 51 new novices with a big desire to start this journey. 51 young...
They’re between 22 and 43 years old. They are graduates in Economics, Philosophy, Medicine but also in Energy and Nuclear Engineering, Physics, Performing Arts, Law. Among them there is also a...
