Towards achieving a congregational ‘voice’ on climate change and Pacific Islands – especially the most vulnerable.
Because of our connection and concern for the peoples in our region who are negatively impacted by climate change we aim to advocate and be a strong voice in solidarity with them. Many of us have witnessed first-hand the effects of climate change and rising sea levels on the health and future of these vulnerable people.
You are invited to add to the strength of our voices.
Congregations collaborating with the Pacific Calling Partnership
Frontline Truths
This website is a fantastic resource. 350.org Pacific has gathered stories from Pacific Islanders about living with cli
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Climate Change Advocacy
Mangila (Kiribas) and Sanieta (Tuvalu) visited Santa Sabina College, Strathfield NSW, to speak on the impact of climate
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Arop Water Project, PNG
The formal launch of the Arop Water Tank Project occurred Sunday 14th August, 2016. The water project was a major need
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Community Day
THE RADIANT TAPESTRY OF BEING An ACMC(NSW) Community Day Earth Day, April 22, 2017 Speaker Br. Kevin McDonnell Edmund Ri
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The Voice of the Pacific Islands on Climate Change
You are invited to take part in a campaign(s) towards a congregational voice on climate change and the pacific islands.
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Volunteers needed for PCP
The Pacific Calling Partnership has just set an ambitious strategic plan for 2017. To implement it we need to have some
MoreTinaai and Vasiti interviewed
Tinaai and Vasiti are interviewed by Jo Haylen after meeting with her and other members of NSW parliament
MoreKiribati SOS – A video by film maker Michael Power from Afterglow
This video shows two young climate activists from Kiribati – Tinaai Teaua and Vasiti Tebamare from the Kiribati He
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OLSH sisters Asia/Pacific/Australia meeting in Kiribati on Climate Change
The Sisters arrived at OLSH Convent Teaoraereke, Tarawa for the APA (Asia, Pacific, Australia) Conference on Monday 8th
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Plight of Lilisiana Village, Solomon Islands
Lilisiana Village lies on the island of Malaita, Solomon Islands. It is a small coastal village, low-lying and built aro
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EVENT: Shared Voices for a Shared Future
Date: Thursday 24 November Time: 1.30 pm for a 2.00 pm start till 3.30pm Place: the Edmund Rice Centre 15 Henley Rd Home
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A Lost Legacy
This poem is written by Tulau Overhoff. Tulau, a student at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School in Pohnpei (Micronesi
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Dominican Family in the Solomon Islands
Climate change became a particular concern for our Dominican sisters and brothers (and the wider Solomon community) afte
MorePray for Our Pacific
You are invited to an event on Friday 2 September to join with others in reflection to address climate change. The deta
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Franciscan Study Guide
THE CRY OF THE EARTH AND THE CRIES OF THE POOR An OFM Study Guide on the Care of Creation This resource has been develop
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“In truth, we can say that the Pacific was the birthplace of the congregation”.
The Missionary Sisters of the Society of Mary have a long history of presence in the Pacific as accounted here by Janice
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The Pacific Islands losing a way of life to climate change – in pictures
The Pacific Islands losing a way of life to climate change – in pictures. People living in the Pacific are threatened
MoreBreak Free 2016
This article was written for Pacific Climate Watch in May 2016 by Terese Corkish. Terese is the Youth Engagement Officer
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Reminders from local children on how to make a difference
These drawings were posted on the fence of a local kindergarden/primary school and were photographed with the permission
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UN Paris Agreement signed, hoped to be catalyst for change
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon hosted a signing ceremony for the Paris Agreement on Climate Change on 22 April at the Uni
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