From a Coding Classroom to a Book: What the Economy of Francesco Taught Me About Africa’s Wealth

September 17th, 2026|EoF PEOPLE, News, WHAT'S ON|

When I helped found PACAR School now teaching coding across nine schools in four Zambian cities I believed we were building a solution. Give young people a skill the world needs, and the rest would follow: jobs, income, dignity, a way out of dependence. We were not solving the problem. We were and still are treating one of its symptoms carefully, sincerely, and still only a symptom.

L’economia di san Francesco: una profezia per il nostro tempo

August 21st, 2026|News, WHAT'S ON|

Francesco non è soltanto un simbolo di povertà o di spiritualità, ma una figura che ha contribuito a plasmare un modo diverso di comprendere l'economia, le relazioni, il valore dei beni e la fraternità. Il suo modo di intendere la "cura della casa comune" supera i confini dell'economia tradizionale per includere persone, comunità, natura e generazioni future.

Three Research Grants, Three Questions for the Economy

July 20th, 2026|EoF PEOPLE, News, WHAT'S ON|

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?

A shared language for a shared journey: presenting the Core Values and Culture of The Economy of Francesco

July 16th, 2026|News, WHAT'S ON|

Discover the collaborative process behind the first shared framework of the Mission, Vision, Values and Culture of The Economy of Francesco.

Love in Concrete Ways – Emergency in Venezuela 2026

July 7th, 2026|News, WHAT'S ON|

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.

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