IRI Peru coalitions and high-profile convenings aim to keep illegal mining on the national agenda
IRI Peru strengthened collaboration with the Illegal Mining Observatory by joining its electoral strategy group and preparing for a March electoral dialogue on party proposals to confront illegal mining, hosted at the College of Engineers of Peru. Ten Amazon media outlets jointly issued a statement defending forests, life and freedom and committing to investigative coverage […]
IRI Peru chapters expand as national coordination sets 2026 priorities
IRI Peru grew and reactivated chapters in Pucallpa, Tingo María, Aucayacu and Huánuco and launched a new chapter in Chachapoyas, bringing together Catholic, evangelical, Bahá’í and civic partners to create new platforms for engagement with authorities in regions facing rising illegal mining and deforestation. At its 4th National Meeting of Local Chapters, IRI Peru convened […]
IRI Indonesia Advisory Council consulations sharpen phase 3 and chapter strategy
As part of IRI Phase 3, IRI Indonesia convened an Advisory Council consultation with the Environmental and Natural Resources Institute of the Indonesia Ulama Council and Nahdlatul Ulama to align program direction and strengthen the chapter model. Participants emphasized shifting from symbolic action to data-driven environmental work and translating scientific findings into accessible language for religious leaders. The consultations […]
IRI Brazil scales up scientifc immersion trainings, bringing climate data to senior religious leaders
IRI Brazil is deepening a strategy it describes as “science-to-faith formation,” using intensive immersions to bring deforestation, climate and disaster-risk data directly to senior religious leadership in the Amazon. Its 23rd scientific immersion trained 31 Catholic leaders, including representatives from six Amazon states, and secured commitments tied to the Right to Breathe Clean Air campaign, […]
IRI Peru media strategy expands, pairing journalism with rights-based narrative shift
IRI Peru brought journalists from major national outlets (including La República, El Comercio and La Encerrona) into an Amazon immersion press component designed to do more than “raise awareness.” Strategically, the visits help shift Amazon coverage from episodic disaster stories to sustained, evidence-based reporting rooted in territorial reality, giving reporters direct access to communities, institutions and on-the-ground conditions that […]
IRI Brazil participates in panel on the ethical and spiritual dimensions of the climate crisis in the Blue ZoneI
