We invite chapter proposals for a forthcoming edited volume on At the Roots of Economic Ethics, inspired by the Economy of Francesco and its Franciscan vision of economy, ethics, ecology, and social responsibility.
We have asked two members of the EoF community who will participate in the next EoF International Summer School — Sophie Maeva (Ireland) and Nishita Dsouza (USA) — the following question: Why is fraternity more radical than it sounds?
Every research project begins with a question. How do stories shape economic institutions? What changes when we look at the economy through relationships, care, and the goods we share? Can fraternity become something we are able to observe, understand, and even measure?
Discover the collaborative process behind the first shared framework of the Mission, Vision, Values and Culture of The Economy of Francesco.
We share the testimony of Eveling Sánchez, a member of The Economy of Francesco community and representative in the Foundation's Assembly, who helps us understand the reality on the ground. She also shares some practical suggestions for those who wish to support the people and communities most affected by this tragedy.
The Casa de Francisco e Clara PUCPR is a community-based initiative of the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (Brazil) that promotes social transformation through education, entrepreneurship, and socio-environmental action. Inspired by the Economy of Francesco and the Global Compact on Education, it builds bridges between the university and the vulnerable community of Vila Torres, fostering inclusion, dignity, and sustainable local development.
During the pre-conference of At the Roots of Economic Ethics, the fellows of the second edition of the EoF Academy received their certificates after two years of research and study. Discover the research projects.
A webinar dedicated to reflecting on and discussing the new Encyclical of Pope Leo XIV.
I ricercatori Antonio Ferretti e Alfonso Giuliani hanno raccontato cosa hanno trovato negli archivi parrocchiali delle due diocesi: una rete di microcredito solidale rimasta sepolta per secoli.
Due premi (5 mila euro ciascuno) a due giovani ricercatrici nell’Economia civile, originarie di Palermo e Mantova, oggi occupate a Napoli e Torino.
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