The Yogyakarta Resolution

ByWUJA Communications Team

The Yogyakarta Resolution translates the beliefs and commitments expressed in the Yogyakarta Manifesto into a practical agenda for WUJA and its member associations for 2026–2030. Its ten priorities include strengthening the global Ignatian network, deepening partnership with the Society of Jesus, continued Ignatian formation, young alumni leadership, ecological responsibility, ethical use of digital technologies and AI, ethical leadership, peacebuilding, social innovation and measurable implementation.

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