Explore Journal

Introduction to Spring 2016 explore

By David DeCosse and Theresa Ladrigan-Whelpley

Laudato Si’ in Silicon Valley

Excerpt from Cardinal Peter Turkson's Keynote Address,
“Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference,
Santa Clara University¹
By Cardinal Peter Turkson

Climate Resilience, Social Entrepreneurship, and Silicon Valley

Response to Cardinal Turkson’s Keynote Address, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By Dr. Thane Kreiner

Environmental Justice, Technology, and Silicon Valley

Response to Cardinal Turkson’s Keynote Address, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By Kirk Hanson

Fighting Climate Change: A New Alliance between Science, Religion, and Policy

Excerpt from Public Lecture, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By Veerabhadran Ramanathan

Greening the Growing Deserts: Reflections from a Hydrologist

Response to Veerabhadran Ramanathan’s Public Lecture, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By Iris Stewart-Frey

Public Policy and the Environmental Teachings of Pope Francis

Excerpt from Public Lecture, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By Mayor Sam Liccardo

Social Action and Community in an Integral Ecology

Response to Mayor Sam Liccardo’s Public Lecture, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By Poncho Guevara

Securing the Well-Being of People and Nature: A Reflection on Laudato Si’

Excerpt from Public Lecture, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By Gretchen Daily

Valuing our Common Home

Response to Gretchen Daily’s Public Lecture, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University
By William Sundstrom

Laudato Si’ and Inclusive Capitalism

Excerpt from Public Lecture, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By John Denniston

Leadership Ethics and Laudato Si’

Response to John Denniston’s Public Lecture, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹
By Ann Skeet

Multifaith Dialogue on Climate Justice: Principles and Practices across Traditions

Excerpt from Multifaith Dialogue, “Our Future on a Shared Planet” Conference, Santa Clara University¹

2015-2016 Bannan Institute Lecture Series

Thriving Neighbors Initiative

2015-2016 University-Community Participatory Action Research Grant Reports

2016-2018 Bannan Institute