La fraternità come risorsa economica, civile e politica
EoF presenta il World Fraternity Report all’incontro di studio “La fraternità come risorsa economica, civile e politica”, presso la sede del CNEL a Roma.
Archivio della storia della pietà finanziaria ed economica italiana
Un bando per borse di ricerca dedicate allo studio, alla mappatura e alla valorizzazione delle fonti relative ai Monti di Pietà, ai Monti Frumentari e ad altre forme di economia solidale.
Management & Gift
A personal testimony on a workshop experience at the Economy of Francesco Global Event 2025, organized by the Management & Gift Village and written by Gabriele Sarnari.
Marketplace of the Common Good
Maria Osorio shares her testimony on the “Marketplace of the Common Good” workshop, organized by the Policies for Happiness Village at the EoF Global Event.
Hack Your Purpose
Flavio Tomassi shares his testimony on the “Hack Your Purpose” workshop, organized by the Vocation & Profit Village at the EoF Global Event.
Banks with a Soul: Reimagining Finance as a Tool for the Common Good
On November 29, 2025, during the Economy of Francesco Global Event in Castel Gandolfo, Italy, approximately twenty-five participants from across continents gathered for a workshop titled "Banks with a Soul: serving local communities for the Common Good." The session, part of the Finance and Humanity Village, sought to bridge centuries of cooperative financial tradition with contemporary visions for an economy rooted in dignity, care, and community service.
Restarting the Economy: another economy is thinkable
The contributions of Hargous and Castellanza offer two complementary lenses through which to read what happens inside and around the enterprise
World Fraternity Report 2025
During the Restarting the Economy event, the World Fraternity Report 2025 was presented: a new tool developed by a group of scholars from The Economy of Francesco to measure fraternity within economic systems.
Poverty and Public Policies: Esther Duflo Meets the Economy of Francesco
The starting point is simple and intentionally not innovative: poverty is a social problem, and we must deal with it. But how?
From the margins, where the most vital innovation is born
There are places the economy has stopped looking at: towns far from big cities, areas that seem faded on the map. Inner regions, outskirts, margins where services are scarce and opportunities thin out.
