WHAT’S ON
What does Saint Francis of Assisi have to do with economics today?
That was one of the first questions I had when I heard about the Economy of Francesco European Summer School in Split, Croatia. I was curious, although I wasn't entirely sure what to expect.
What Fraternity Taught Me in Germany
I was the youngest person at the International Summer School of the Economy of Francesco in Germany.
Join the Economy of Francesco Foundation as a Young Supporting Member
The Economy of Francesco Youth Assembly is opening a call for five new Young Supporting Members to help represent the voices of the global Economy of Francesco Community within the EoF Foundation.
Economías que sostienen y reconcilian: tres miradas desde Costa Rica
¿Qué queda de un encuentro cuando terminan las ponencias, los talleres y las conversaciones compartidas?
When fraternity becomes a way of working
Echoes from the EoF International Summer School 2026 in Germany.
From a Coding Classroom to a Book: What the Economy of Francesco Taught Me About Africa’s Wealth
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
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.
Call for Chapters – At the Roots of Economic Ethics
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.
Why is fraternity more radical than it sounds?
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?
Three Research Grants, Three Questions for the Economy
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?
