IPJC Annual Report 2018-2019

2018-2019 Annual Report

& Appeal for Support

Where people of goodwill get together and transcend their differences for the common good, peaceful and just solutions can be found even for those problems which seem most intractable.

- Nelson Mandela

Dear Friends, As we reflect on the work of the Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center this past year, one theme keeps emerging: the Common Good. In February, we gathered for Catholic Advocacy Day in Olympia under the theme, Catholics for the Common Good. In May, we celebrated the 25th Anniversary of the Northwest Center for Responsible Investment with the theme, Investing for the Common Good. Indeed, this motivates all we do at IPJC. In a society that seems increasingly polarized, promoting the common good has become ever more important and urgent. Responding to the biblical mandate to be our neighbor’s keepers, we recognize that we are called to work for policies and practices which uphold the dignity and value of all persons, regardless of race, wealth, nationality, citizenship or any other distinctions which are used to divide us.

This year we promoted the Common Good through: GG Women’s Justice Circles which empower women who are low-income and marginalized to speak for themselves and their communities.

GG Standing with our immigrant brothers and sisters, through public witness, legal clinics and family preparedness workshops.

GG Engaging in honest and sometimes painful discussions about racism in our society.

GG Promoting care and respect for God’s creation.

GG Advocating in corporate boardrooms for gun safety, worker protections and environmental sustainability.

When we do this work, we do it in the name of all of you, our wonderful community of friends and supporters. We are so grateful for you, and we invite you to continue your support for IPJC in whatever way you can: GG Make a donation of any size, a regular pledge, or a tax-deductible donation from your IRA. GG Designate IPJC as your charity for employer matching or United Way. GG Share the IPJC story with your friends, colleagues, parishes and communities.

GG And continue to offer your prayers for this ministry of peace and justice.

We look forward to continuing, with you, to work for the Common Good!

Patty Bowman Executive Director pbowman@ipjc.org 2 Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center

Judy Byron, OP Program Director jbyron@ipjc.org

Events Building the Beloved Community Racism & Beyond

Catholic Advocacy Day Catholics for the Common Good On February 7, Catholics traveled in the cold and ice to the State Capital in Olympia where they met with 123 legislators from 39 districts to advocate for the common good on issues including affordable housing, mental health services and the death penalty.

IPJC organizes the day which is cosponsored by the Washington State Catholic Conference and Catholic Community Services/Catholic Housing Services.

On November 10, over 150 people of faith gathered to engage in prayer, listening and learning on racism.

Sisters Patty Chappell and Anne-Louise Nadeau from Pax Christi USA offered us education, challenge and inspiration. Seeking Racial Justice was also the subject of the Spring issue of A Matter of Spirit.

IPJC welcomed Open Wide Our Hearts: the Enduring Call to Love—A Pastoral Letter Against Racism published by the US Bishops in November. A study guide for the Pastoral will be available from IPJC in December.

2019 Eastern Washington Legislative Conference Inform, Inspire, Involve IPJC presented a workshop on Gun Safety which began by recognizing that the issue of guns can be polarizing and voicing the hope that we could approach gun violence in the spirit called for by Pope Francis: “[with] neither a culture of confrontation nor a culture of conflict…but rather a culture of encounter and a culture of dialogue; this is the only way to peace.” Attendees were encouraged to join with others to understand the crisis we face, realize that we share the goal of saving lives and agree on solutions that address gun violence.

Constituents advocate with Senator Rebecca Saldaña, District 37

Legislative Session Successes Temporary Assistance for Needy families (TANF) increases the amount of time cash assistance for families can be provided and prevents families experiencing homelessness from being permanently removed.

Housing Trust Fund funded at $175M, including $5M for farmworker housing and $24M for mental health related housing.

Housing & Essential Needs (HEN) funded at $73.7M, an increase of 14.5M. Keep Washington Working Act enhances public safety, promotes fairness to immigrants and protects the privacy and civil rights of all Washington residents.

100% Clean Electricity ensures that by 2045 Washington State’s electric grid will be free of fossil fuels.

Gun Responsibility limits access to guns for people with a history of violence or those thought to be in danger; prohibits printing plastic guns on 3D printers.

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Church Reform A Historical Perspective

Sharing the Journey Third Annual Catholic Immigration Summit On June 8, the Third Annual Catholic Immigration Summit drew over 175 participants. The day included a keynote by Tony Cube from the Justice for Immigrants campaign of the USCCB, opportunities to network, parishes sharing best practices for solidarity with immigrants and participants pledging to take action.

Co-sponsors included IPJC, Archdiocese of Seattle, Catholic Community Services, Seattle University and St. James Cathedral.

On March 19, Fr. Pat Howell, SJ, presented a historical perspective on previous reform movements in the Church and offered thoughts on how lessons from the past might inform this current moment. To Reform and Transform the Church was also the topic of the Winter issue of A Matter of Spirit.

IPJC Spring Benefit Investing for the Common Good Indigenous Guatemalans in Mason County Receive Training & Legal Advice

On April 10, we gathered to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Northwest Center for Responsible Investment.

Tim Smith, former director of the Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), shared his reflections on the importance of shareholder advocacy work. Earlier this year, Sister Judy Byron was honored with the ICCR Legacy Award for her work which has “provided a strong moral foundation and an enduring record of demonstrated influence on corporate policies.”

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IPJC facilitated the first Know Your Rights and Family Preparedness Training in Belfair in June. We partnered with Agua Viva, an Evangelical church, and CIELO, a community organization based in Shelton. Our regular partners, Colectiva Legal del Pueblo and Ureña Law Office, joined us to conduct the training. We focused on immigrant rights, asylum eligibility, U, T and family visas and family preparedness plans. After the training, we conducted an Immigration Legal Clinic where 25 families accessed free legal advice in Spanish, Mam and Kanjobal.

presentations IPJC provided presentations, retreats and facilitation this year in universities; Catholic, ecumenical and interfaith places of worship; at elementary and high schools; and with religious communities. Topics included: GG Advocacy in a Cathedral Context GG Catholic Social Teaching on Immigration GG Collaboration among Jesuit Works on Social Justice GG DACA

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Gun Safety Human Trafficking Investing for the Common Good Laudato Si’ Racism in the Criminal Justice System

GG Sexual Assault Prevention Farmworker Training GG US Bishops Letter on Racism GG When Money Speaks with Faith

Programs Young Adult Justice Cafés Justice Café Topics 2018-2019

SEPT

Poverty Near & Far

OCT

Season 1: Global Issues, Local Action Sharing the Journey with Migrants and Refugees

NOV

Justice Cafés create spaces where young adults can build community, act for justice and deepen spirituality.

Violent Conflict and the Need for Peace

Just Video Contest

JAN FEB

St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Burien Justice Café celebrates why they are Walking + Witnessing for immigrant families.

Spirituality for Social Justice Overcoming Polarization

MAR

Season 2: Justice for Daily Life

Social Justice as a Vocation

We received 46 videos from schools on 22 justice topics.

1st Place Bystander

Holy Names Academy, Seattle View the winning videos at www.ipjc.org

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Justice for Women is a grassroots movement for social

justice and systemic change, especially for women living in poverty.

Justice Circles were held in Aberdeen, Bonney Lake, Everett, Rochester, Seattle, Walla Walla, WA; New Brunswick, NJ

Rochester A group of Latina mothers in Thurston County were concerned about the lack of amenities— no bathrooms, water fountains or streetlights— at Independence Park. The women use this park daily with their children and have to depend on the facilities in nearby buildings. The Circle’s research found that the park belongs to the school district and funding was not available to remodel it. They contacted their District Commissioner, and invited him to the Circle where he enthusiastically interacted with the women and their families and agreed that a new park is essential to Rochester. The Circle has petitioned the county for the construction of a new park with up-to-date facilities

Women’s Justice Circle in Rochester, WA

New Brunswick, NJ

Families United for Healthy Communites Forum

Aberdeen Latina mothers from St. Mary Catholic Church organized a free community forum, “Families United for Healthy Communities.” In this event, community health organizations and leaders, including representatives from the County Health Department, informed and empowered over 100 community members with resources related to depression and suicide prevention. The Circle conducted a survey of adults about the frequency of feelings and symptoms of depression. The results were used to validate the need for mental health resources in Spanish and to raise awareness about the necessity of hiring bilingual mental health counselors and health educators in Grays Harbor County.

The Circle created a committee to raise awareness through providing free trainings on domestic violence prevention and addressing the gaps in services in the community. They hosted a free Spanish domestic violence workshop, “No More Sexual and Domestic Violence,” in partnership with the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, RWJ Barnabas Health and the New Brunswick Domestic Violence Awareness Coalition. The workshop identified the red flags and types of intimate partner violence, the legal rights of survivors and how to support survivors of domestic violence.

Women’s Justice Circle in New Brunswick, NJ

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Seattle At the Village Spirit Center, a group of resilient and caring Black mothers addressed the lack of awareness about mental health issues in their community.

Through their research, the women learned how stress, anxiety and not expressing emotions are passed down from generation to generation. The Circle organized a free mental health resource fair, “The A.C.T. (Action Changes Things) of Cultivating Healthy Minds.” The fair connected mental health providers with community members, dispelled mental health-related myths and raised awareness about the importance of cultivating healthy minds.

Women’s Justice Circle in Seattle, WA

Afghanistan In December, the World Affairs Council of Seattle brought a delegation visiting from Afghanistan to IPJC to learn about our Women’s Justice Circles. The US State Department sponsors this professional exchange program entitled, “Enhancing the Capacity of Peace and Reconciliation Leaders.”

Human Trafficking The World Affairs Council of Seattle invited IPJC to meet with a State Department delegation from the Qatar National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking to share best practices in ending human trafficking.

IPJC is a member of US Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking. We have collaborated on producing human trafficking modules, short to-the-point educational resources which help to break open a single aspect of Human Trafficking.

Topics include:

Junior High Webinars & Human Trafficking Presentations Bellevue, Everett, Puyallup, Spokane, Seattle, Shoreline, Snohomish, WA; Fullerton, CA, Madison, WI

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Migrants, Refugees Labor Objectification of Women Root Causes Reducing the Demand Poverty Pornography Organ Removal Major Sporting Events Environmental Refugees sistersagainsttrafficking.org

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Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment In 1994 when the Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center was only 3 years old we decided to take our mission of systemic change to corporate boardrooms.

We established NWCRI and found the perfect partner in the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility where we collaborate with over 300 faithful voices committed to improving corporate policies and practices on vital environmental, social and governance issues.

Over the past 25 years, the members of NWCRI have used their investments in corporations to work for a just and sustainable global community.

We celebrate our engagements!

Sustainable Future: Call to Action for Companies, Investors and the Faith Community Prior to our Spring Benefit dinner, NWCRI hosted an event to consider how we can work together for a sustainable future for people and planet. Panelists included: Bruce Herbert, Newground Social Investment; Tim Smith, Walden Asset Management; Nora Nash, Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia; and Kevin Hagen, Iron Mountain.

2018-2019 Highlights Our complete NWCRI Report is in the fall issue of A Matter of Spirit and online at www.ipjc.org 61% of shareholders of Walgreens urge the Board to report how it oversees risks related to the opioid crisis.

32% of Chevron shareholders request the Board to identify and address risks to Human Right to Water.

20% of Facebook shareholders vote for an independent Chair of the Board.

88% of GEO Group shareholders request a report on how the Company respects inmate/detainee human rights.

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resources A Matter of Spirit

Website 61,184

Resources Downloaded

39+

Countries access our site

Justice for Women Newsletter

Highlights women taking action for change in their communities.

16,800 Distributed in print 14,175 Downloads 922 Podcast downloads Fall—Ethical Decision Making invited readers to reflect on ways ethical decision making touches every aspect of our lives and to reexamine our approach to decision-making.

Winter—To Reform & Transform the Church looked not at the sexual abuse per se but at the wider issues of the structure and culture of the Church in which that abuse took place.

Stewardship of Resources Revenue Donors / Grants / Interest $284,805 Sponsoring Communities & Groups $270,679 Total Revenue $555,484

Expenses

Programs Capacity Building Fund Capital & Technology Administration Total Expenses

$382,873 $40,000 $34,276 $23,610 $480,759

Spring—Seeking Racial Justice explored the legacy of racism in the United States, its troubling staying power, and how we, as a Church and a country, are working to overcome it.

Summer—Economic Inequality considered how decades of stagnant wages, a shrinking middle class, and further concentration of economic power in the hands of a privileged few will impact the future of our children; and the moral implications of an economic system in which so many live on the edge of precarity.

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IPJC Donors: July 2018-June 2019 We are very grateful for all of you who have supported IPJC in the past fiscal year with your financial and in-kind contributions! If we have inadvertantly left off your name, please let us know.

Faridah Abdullah, CSJP-A Shelley Ackerman Patricia Adakonis Adrian Dominican Sisters Diane & Joe Ahern Dona Ahern Kathleen Allard Nancy Allen Kathy & Guy Alloway Thomas Allsopp Karen Allvin Margaret Alquist Margaret Andersen & Bob Wolters Sarah Anderson Archdiocese of Seattle Missions Office Trudie Atkinson Maureen Augusciak Nancy Bachman Dee & Patrick Bader Diane Baer Lynne Balk Paul & Susan Ballinger Francine Barber, OP Mary Fran Barkshire Joe Barreca, Sr. Patrick Barredo Judy Bartels Mary Lee Becker Winnie Becker Joan Bell Benedictine Sisters of Lacey Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel Judith Benkert, OP Mary Ellen Bennett, OP Joan Bergman Jeanne Berwick & James A. Degel Brigette Blair Blueprint Maralyn & Jack Blume Pirkko Borland Sarah Bosserman Margaret Botch, SP Terrie Botts Janyce Bouta, SNJM Mary Frances Bowers Kay Boyle Chauncey Boyle, SP Monica Bradley Betty Bradley, FSPA Bristol-Myers Squibb Larry and Jeanette Brixius La Verne B. Brown Mary Brown Peggy & Mark Bubenik Mary Burggraff Hazel Anne Burnett Kerry Burrows Kay Burton, SNJM Judy Butler Judy Byron, OP Liz Caemmerer Nellie Calacat Mary Calderon

Call to Action Western Washington Pat & Julie Callahan Sharon & Neil Callahan Theresa Caluori, BVM Amalia Camacho, CSJP Michael & Michele Carleton Sharon Casey, OP Marilyn Cass Catholic Charities, Diocese of Pueblo Catholic Community Services of Western Washington Catholic Health Initiatives Catholic Housing Services Kate & Bob Chambers Celia Chappell, SP Donna Cheshier Donna Christensen Josie Chrosniak, HM Linda & Larry Clark Marge Clark, BVM Kathleen Clausen, OP Stephen & Maureen Cline Bev Coco Carol Colleran Kathy Colombo & Pat Morton Margaret Comstock Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Lisa Connelley Jude Connelly, OSF Ann Connolly Judith Connor Agnes Connors, SHCJ Virginia & Larry Cooper Mary Jo & John Costello Martha Costello, OP Gerry & Jerry Coupe Debra & Chris Covert-Bowlds Joyce Cox, BVM Fr. Jim Coyne Blanche Crandall Kathy & Tom Cullen Sheila & Dennis Dahl Maureen D’Auria, CSJP Charlotte Davenport, CSJP Rosemary Davis, IHM Rita Davis, SCN Jo’Ann De Quattro, SNJM Yvonne de Turenne, SNJM Lucille Dean, SP Georgie Marie & Dick Decker Dorothy Dees, SNJM Mary & Larry DeForrest Elise DeGooyer Joan Delaplane, OP Mary Delateur Lorraine D’Elia Lisa Dennison Maria Desouza Betty Devereux & Diane Dilley Susan Dewitt, CSJP Mary Pauline Diaz Grace DiDomenicantonio, CSJP

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Maureen & Ronald DiGiacomo Mary Ann Dixon, OP Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose Dominican Sisters of San Rafael Dominican West Chapter Steve & Carol Donaldson Mary Ellen & Tom Donnelly J.L. Drouhard Mary Duffy, OP Catherine A. Dummer Mary Annette Dworshak, SNJM Sara Dwyer, ASC Mary Kay Dyckman James Eblen Jean Eilers Kathleen Emry Mary Estelle Tom Ewell Exxel Pacific Sandy Eyres Marietta Fahey,SHF Sr. M. Pius Fahlstrom, OSF Maria Faina Bob & Gerry Faley Terese Fandel & John Pennings Christine Farrell Gwen Farry, BVM Jo Anne Felton Margie Ferstl Sharon Filipcic Brenda Fincher Maggie Finley Stan Fitzgerald Michael Fitzpatrick, SJ JoAnn Fleischaker, OP Deb & Rob Fleming Carol Fleming, OP Loretta Fletcher Fran & Ollie Flor Paula & Bruce Foreman Bernice Fox Larry Fox Tom & Patty Freeburg Katie & Dan Frei Makiko Fujiwara, SNJM Carol Fullmer Marcia Fung Terri & Joe Gaffney Trish Gaine Tom & Chris Gaines Willa & Robert Gaines Mary Lila Gary & John Amack Pauline Gary Nancy Gast Carol Gavareski Patty Geraghty Bernie Gerhardt Marie Colette Gerry, OSF Timnit Ghermay Gail Giacomazzi Fredda Goldfarb Alicia Gonzalez-Capestany & Keo Capestany

Courtney Goodheart Kathy Goodman Cele Gorman, OP Mary Lee Gowell Marilyn Gray Carmel Gregg, OSF Iva Gregory, OP Nadine Grogan, SNJM Darel Grothaus Anne Guadagno Cheryl Gudger Carol Guenther Julia Guerrero Sally Gunn, SNJM Elizabeth & Stephen Guss Barb Guzzo & Paul Purcell Bertha Haas Joyceann Hagen Kevin Hagen Peg Haggerty Avery Haller Elizabeth Hansen Linda & Ted Hanson Ann & Kevin Harrang Helen Harris Dennis & Lorraine Hartmann Arlene Hatch Rev. Richard Hayatsu Linda Haydock, SNJM Marie & Dale Hedden Elizabeth Hedreen Florence M Heflin, BVM Don & Carol Henry Lynn Herink & Jon Gordon Anne Herkenrath, SNJM Maureen Hiam Carolyn & John Hickman Pat & Elizabeth Higgins Tanya Higgins & Darrell Chronik Chris Hillman Edgar Hillman Bob Hinckley Emily Hitchens Kim Hodgkinson Peggy Hoffman Erickson & Larry Erickson Chris Hogness & Leesa Linck Emma Holdener, OSF Janice Holkup, OP Margaret Holland Cherie Holman Nancy & Dick Holmes Teak & Del Hoover Patrick Howell, SJ Cecilia Hudec, SCH Ramonda & Tony Huff Tom Hulscher Sukyi Hur, CSJP Benneth Husted Allison Hutchinson Dolores Hutson, OP Jennifer Ibach & Peter Lundquist Ignatius Ohno Foundation Pauline Igoe, OP

Penelope Jackson Jesuits West Doug & Diane Johnson Lorraine Johnson Marguerite Johnson Pat Johnson Dr. Mary Ann Johnston Robert Jones Ruth Julkowski Mary Kahle Ed & Linda Kaiel Larry Keil & Kay Peters Roberta Kelley Carroll Ann Kemp, SNJM Jim Keogh & Jane Nibler-Keogh Cheryl Kerner Dianna Kielian Maggie Kilbourne-Brook Victoria Kill Judy Killion Zachary Kinneman Kathleen Kirschner Marcine Klemm, OP Mary Ann Knowles Linda Kobe-Smith Mary Kohli Diana & Richard Koob Jane Kortz Kim Kovalik Dotti Krist-Sterbick Lisa Krogman Kathy Krueger Teresa Kuntz Dawna & Jim Lahti Lisa Laird Lee Langdon Andrea Langeland Louise Lansberry Barbara Lantaff R.W. Larroque Ned & Pam Laskowski Maria & Corinna Laughlin Leadership Conference of Women Religious Region XV Yvonne LeBlanc, SP Suzanne Lee Michael & Tecla Legge Bill & Laurita Lehtinen Patty & Dave Leinweber Sandia & John Lell Clare Lentz, SP Linda Lepeirs Ann & Brian Lewis Pat Lewis Sandra Lincoln, SHCJ Molly Linden Kathy & Bob Lindquist Maureen Little Carmel Little, CSJP JoAnn Lopez Linda Lopez Liang Lovers of the Holy Cross Sharon & Lloyd Lowe Betty Lucas

Esther Lucero-Miner Barb Luxenberg Sue Lynch Jennifer MacDonald Michele MacMillan, OP Rev. John C. Madigan Gabriella Maertens Anne Marie Maguire Tom Mailhot Mickey Main Maureen Maloney, SNJM Paula Marano Janet Marcisz, SNJM Nancy Mariano John M. Marks Paula Marter Rev. Tom Marti, MM Martin Family Foundation Ardine Martinelli Kate & Ralph Maughan Billie Mazzei Margaret & Robert McArthur Judy McAteer Nancy McAuliffe Kathleen McCabe, OSF Brother Michael McCarthy, CFX Angela McCarthy, CSJP Joanne McCauley, OP Joanne McClarty Pat McColly Marie McCormick Joyce McCown & Charles Cleveland Rev. Pat McDermott Mindy McDonald, CSJP Mary McEachern Margaret McGuirk, OP Douglas McIntyre Loretta McIver J. & L. McNabb Becky McNamara & Paul Seckinger Anne McNamara, OSF Philip Meany Mary & Nick Mele JoAnne Menard Muriel & Ron Mendonca Joan Michaels Rosanne Michaels Microsoft Marcia Milani Pat Millen, OSF Mary Lew Miller Virginia Miller, SP Jeanette Millmann Fr Timothy Mockaitis Geraldine Moffat, SNJM Carla Montante, SP Elsa Mora Tess Morales John & Kathy Morefield Claudia Morgan, OP Patty Morisset, OP Barbara Morris Leona Muller Elizabeth Murphy Patricia Murphy Marilee Murphy, CSJP

Mary Pat Murphy, OP Peg Murphy, OP Cathy Murray & Vince Herberholt Joseph Murray, Jr Toni Napoli, MA Mary Kaye Nealen, SP Bonnie Nelson Jane Nelson Kate Nelson Judy Nelson, OP Andrea Nenzel, CSJP Marilyn Newton Margaret Nolan Honora Nolty, OP Eileen Norris Bob Norton Patricia Novak, OSF Marilyn Nunemaker, SNJM Rosemary & Tom O’Brien-Wilson William O’Connell & Donna Lee Carole Oesterhaus Peg O’Flynn, OP Cathy Olds, OP Francis & Morgan Olson Pamela Olson Mary Kathleen O’Neill, OP Mary O’Reilly Michael Orr Susan L. Osterman Marnie O’Sullivan Melissa Parisi & Mike Onzay Katie Parker Sara Parkin Linda Parrish Frances Pavlas Bose Barbara Pavlic, SNJM PeaceHealth Josephine Pelster, SSMO Matt Perez Rosemary Perisich, SNJM Florence Peterschmidt & Eve McClure Brian & Anna Peterson Peterson Family Trust Margaret Petlow Rita Phillips Gary Piazzon Susan Picht Judy Pigott Peggy Pillette, SNJM Terry Podany Joseph Podorsek Karen Pollard, BVM Powers & Amole Families Catherine Prendergast, OP Providence St. Joseph Health Kathleen Pruitt, CSJP Janet Quillian Kathy Quinn Josie Ramac, SP Cecilia Ranger, SNJM Katherine Ransel Mike Raschko John & Maureen Reid Mary Frances Reis, BVM Sue & Jeff Renner Jeri Renner, OP Patty Repikoff

Sr. Rosalie Riccobono, OSM Jane Rickenbaugh Victoria Ries Carol L. Ries, SNJM Linda Riggers, SNJM Mina Riggs, OP Vivian Ripp, SNJM Val Ritchie Senaida Rivera, OP Nicholas Roach Rosemary & Robert Rognstad Maria Odelia Romero, OP Vickie Ropp Jan Rose Valerie & Terry Ross Karen Rossman, OP Norma Roth Beatrice Roy Daniel Roy & Ann Cacciari Jackie Ruckwardt Conchita S. Ruess Bill Rumpf Rev. Michael Ryan Judy Ryan, SNJM Thomasina & Charles Sacrison Nancy Salvadalena Paul Sampson Joellen Sbrissa, CSJ Greg & Jo Anne Schell Kitty & Roger Schiltz Rose Ann Schlitt, OP Alice Marie Schmid, OP Margaret Ann Schmidt Mary & James Schmidt Ellen Schmitz, OP Mark Schoen Demetra Schwieger Judith Searles Paul & Kathleen Seely Rita Selin Kathleen Shannon Dorcy Joan Shea, SNJM Mary Ellen Sheehan, IHM Maureen Sheridan Teresa Shields, SNJM Dolores Shortal, OP Pat & Joe Siemens Joan Sifferle Pat Siggs Mark & Lara Simmons Mary Ann Simmons Barb Simms Sinisinawa Dominicans Floricita Siong Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia Sisters of St. Francis of Redwood City Sisters of St. Francis, Portland Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon Sisters of the Holy Family Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, U.S.Ontario Province

Sisters of the Holy Names, General Administration Sisters of the Presentation Sisters of the Presentation, San Francisco Ben & Olivia Skwiercz Mary Slater, SNJM Laura & Tom Slavin Timothy Smith Vicky Smith Jane Snyder Society of the Holy Child Jesus Society of the Sacred Heart Kim Sorensen Gary Southerton & David Isla Gerald Spatz Liberty Sponek Joseph Sprague St. Joseph Residence St. Patrick Church, Seattle St. Rose Church, Longview Phyllis Lee Standefer Gerald Stanley Thomas Stege Helen Stevens Candace Stickney Christine Still, OSF Derek Stirewalt Brenda Stratton Dr. Carol Sullivan Jim Sullivan Charlotte & Earl Sutherland Janice Sutter Sylvia Swanke, RSM Judy & Dennis Sweeney Tacoma Dominicans Josephine Tamayo Murray Kristi Taylor Mark & Tami Teaford Laura Tenisci Jim & Jan Thomas Maureen Thorstensen Anne Timlick Anne Toback, SNJM Marian Jude Townley, SNJM Tricia & Steve Trainer Claudia Trujillo Noreen Twomey, CSJP Michelle Umadhay Gene & Susan Underwood Ursuline Sisters of the Roman Union Emily Valencia Ida Van Hoomissen, SNJM Kay Van Stralen Robert Van Tassell Mary Vandergeest, OSF Lucy Villanova, SP Amy Virnig Deanna Rose Von Bargen, RSCJ AnnMary Vu, SP Julie Wagner Clare Wagner, OP Mary Wainwright Joseph Walker Judy Walker Joy Wallace James Wallrabenstein Mary Kay Walsh

Connie Walsh, OP Alison Warp Peggy Warren, OP Patti Wasson, SNJM Annie Welch Arnadene Welton Bean, SNJM Joseph Wenzl Anne & Joe Wermus Helen & Denny West Cheryl & Del Weston” Diane S. Whalen Mary Wheeler Marge & Bob White Toni Lee & Dick Whitfield Pat Whitney Kathi & Jim Whittaker Peter & Karen Wickstrand Donna Wilkie Amy Williams & Terrance G. Sly Joan Williamson Terry Williamson Mary Wingate Mary Winter B.K. Withey Jean Withrow & James Haggerty Women of the Word Mission Group Nancy & Pete Wright Shirley Wright Joyce & Randy Yates Georgia Yianakulis, SNJM Roger Yockey, SFO & Marilyn Yockey Polly Young & Dr. Heidi Gemperle Sandy Young Linda Zaugg Marie Zgraggen In Honor of 2018 Dominican West Jubilarians 2019 Adrian Dominican Jubilarians Judy Byron, OP Makiko Fujiwara, SNJM Megan McArthur Wellings Virginia Pearson, OP John Whitney, SJ Women’s Justice Circles In Memory of Esther Aherne, OP Selma Beckwith Kirby Brown Maureen Carleton Mary Ann Caviacchi James Wilson Clark Louise DuMont, CSJP Patrick Miranda Mary Fleming, CSJP Marie Carmen Gonzales, OP Anne Heger, OP Margaret Lichter Marian Malonson Gael O’Reilly Carole Resnick Joan Trunk Jean Walden Young Donna Wencel, OP

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Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center 1216 NE 65th Street Seattle, WA 98115

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www.ipjc.org ipjc@ipjc.org 206.223.1138

Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center Founded in 1991

Vision The Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center, living out of a shared Catholic faith tradition, recognizes and respects the dignity of all persons and all of creation.

Mission The Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center acts for justice in the church and the world.

Human Trafficking Vigil, Seattle

Sponsoring Communities Adrian Dominican Sisters Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Jesuits West Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, U.S.-Ontario Province Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia Tacoma Dominicans Affiliate Communities Benedictine Sisters of Cottonwood, Idaho Benedictine Sisters of Lacey Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose Dominican Sisters of San Rafael Sinsinawa Dominicans Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sisters of St. Francis of Redwood City Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon Sisters of the Holy Family Sisters of the Presentation, San Francisco Society of the Holy Child Jesus Society of the Sacred Heart Ursuline Sisters of the Roman Union