At the Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR), we believe in fostering dialogue, reflection, and action on social justice issues that shape our communities and nation. Our events bring together citizens, policy makers, civil society actors, and faith-based groups to share knowledge, deepen understanding, and inspire change.
Stay connected with us by exploring our upcoming and past events below.
Webinar Invitation: Faith and Justice in an Era of “Might Makes Right”
We are pleased to share that Fr. Daniel Mwamba Mutale, SJ (PhD), Executive Director of the Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR), will deliver a keynote address at an upcoming webinar exploring the intersection of faith, justice, and global power dynamics.
In a time when force increasingly shapes international relations, this discussion will reflect on the role of faith-based actors in upholding the rule of law and advancing ethical leadership.
Date: 26 March 2026
Time: 05:30 PM (Lusaka Time)
Participants will gain insights into:
• Faith-based advocacy in global governance
• Ethical responses to emerging geopolitical tensions
• The role of civil society in promoting justice
Media shapes narratives—and drives accountability.
Join JCTR’s Online Training on Disability-Inclusive Governance Reporting under the Citizens' Voice Project.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
09:00 AM – 12:45 PM
Be part of the movement to shift disability reporting from charity to rights-based storytelling.
You are invited to a Public Lecture and CSO Dialogue on “Governance, Debt, and Accountability in Africa – Advancing the AU Model,” taking place on Monday, 25 August 2025, from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM at the NIPA Conference Centre, Lusaka.
The keynote address will be delivered by Professor Thomas Pogge of Yale University’s Global Justice Programme, architect of the AU Model Debt Governance Mechanism – a framework that calls for independent AU-level loan assessments to ensure transparency and alignment with development priorities. Organised in partnership with the CSO Debt Alliance and supported by GIZ Zambia, this dialogue brings together academia, civil society, and citizens to reflect on Africa’s debt crisis as a pressing governance and justice challenge and to chart pathways toward greater accountability and sustainable development.
You are invited to the National Summit on Climate Change Adaptation and Environmental Change Management, to be held on Tuesday, 26 August 2025, in Lusaka. The event, organised in collaboration with the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment, will be graced by the Honourable Minister of Green Economy and Environment, Mr. Mike Mposha, as Guest of Honour.
This national dialogue will bring together government, civil society, traditional leaders, academia, and communities to reflect on climate change impacts, Zambia’s adaptation and mitigation strategies, climate finance, and the role of citizens in environmental stewardship. While physical attendance is strictly by invitation, those unable to join in person will have the opportunity to participate virtually through a Zoom link to be shared.
"A just Zambian society guided by faith, where everyone enjoys the fullness of life".