Dear Roger,

What is happening at the United Nations 26th Climate Change Conference in Glasgow? Some stories point to great successes; while others say so much more work needs to be done. So where’s the truth?

Join a special Laudato Si’ Dialogue on Tuesday 16 November to learn all about what exactly happened at COP26 and why it matters for you and our common home. Join us!

Laudato Si’ Dialogue: What happened at COP26?

9:00 Quito / 15:00 Rome

Broadcast in English with live translations in Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian

Panelists:

- Yeb Saño, Executive Director of Greenpeace Southeast Asia

- Sister Marvie Misolas with the Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns

- Sister Kate Midgley, Missionary of Columban Sisters

- Lindlyn Moma, Laudato Si’ Movement Advocacy Director

COP26 is a massively important UN summit. World leaders should be setting ambitious targets that care for God’s creation and restore our common home.

On Tuesday, we’ll hear from people who are there, on the ground and in the meetings, and learn their thoughts on the following:

• Did the UN summit do enough for our common home?

• Are developed countries meeting their promises to developing nations?

• What’s next for the Catholic movement to care for God’s creation?

Join this vital conversation that will help shape our next steps as one united and global movement working to achieve ecological and climate justice. Join us.