Integral Ecology Research Network

We're waiting for you at https://iern.org/laulanie 💚

👉🏻 Is your student team running an agroecology project with real results? The Henri de Laulanié Prize awards £5,000 to projects already demonstrating measurable impact on climate resilience, livelihoods, or ecological restoration.

ℹ️ Open to teams of up to 5 students from any university worldwide — undergraduate through doctoral. You’ll need an academic mentor and a practitioner mentor to apply.

🌱 The project must be piloted, not just an idea. Show us what changed.

📆 Deadline: 7 May 2026 at 16:00 GMT

👋 Apply here → https://iern.org/laulanie

"We hope it will help form the next generation of leaders who can translate wisdom into durable, place-based change." — Fr. Peter Rožič SJ 🕊️

The LSRI is officially launching the Henri de Laulanié Prize! This award isn't just about scholarship; it’s about hands-on practice, restoring our soils, and strengthening local communities.

Are you a student working on scalable agroecology solutions? This is for you. 👩‍🌾👨‍🔬

From Jesuits in Britain 🙏

LSRI’s Henri de Laulanié Prize opens for student innovators in Agroecology | Jesuits in Britain £5,000 prize for student-led projects with real-world impact

🌱 Submissions are OPEN! The 2026 Henri de Laulanié Prize is looking for student-led agroecology projects making a real-world impact!
🏆 The Prize: £5,000 award
👥 Who: Teams of 5 students
🌍 The Goal: Measurable, scalable impact

Learn more and apply at iern.org/laulanie ✨

Around 90 global participants joined the webinar “Strategy and Mission under Ecological Crisis: From Ricci and Laulanié to Today” on 11 December.

Read more at https://iern.org 🌱💚

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The Integral Ecology Summer School is more than an academic experience. It offers a unique opportunity to put integral ecology into practice during a hands-on week in the English countryside.

Apply today at https://iern.org/iess2026

Applications are now open for the Integral Ecology Summer School 2026, a two-week programme primarily for Jesuits in formation, with additional places available for Jesuits who have taken final vows, as well as other religious and lay people seeking to deepen their commitment to integral ecology in a faith-based setting.

Integral Ecology Summer School 2026: Applications Now Open Taking place 1–14 August 2026, the Summer School invites participants into an inspiring journey of reflection, community, and ecological engagement. The first week, hosted at Campion Hall…