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Dear Friends, “ Do not look outside yourself for the leader.

The time for the lone wolf is over. Gather yourselves!

All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for.”

These words, attributed to a Hopi Elder, have been resonating with us at the Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center this past year. In a year of great change—for IPJC, for our country and for our world—we remain committed to our vision of a world in which all persons are respected and valued. In a political climate of increasing division and polarization, we remain committed to working together in community, both with our religious communities and with our many lay collaborators. In what Pope Francis has called an increasingly “throwaway culture,” we remain committed to recognizing the sacredness of all people and of the Earth we inhabit.

All of you who are part of the IPJC family are truly the people we’ve been waiting for.

Looking within and among ourselves for leadership, we have…

Come together by the hundreds to advocate in Olympia for people living in poverty, Organized women on the margins to identify justice issues that impact them and to create change in their own communities, Moved ExxonMobil and Philips 66 to respond to calls for climate justice and water rights for Indigenous peoples, And so much more!

We at IPJC are grateful every day for the opportunity to work with each of you to build a more just and peaceful world. We know that you, our collaborators and supporters, are truly the people we count on to keep our collective work going. In times of challenge, it can be tempting to allow ourselves to become overwhelmed, and to doubt the effect one person can have. But when we come together in community, we are unstoppable!

We invite you to continue your generous support of the work of IPJC in any way you can: Pray for this ministry of peace and justice, Make a donation of any size, or a regular pledge, Share your story of IPJC with your friends and colleagues, and Share with us your work for justice.

Many thanks to you for your ongoing support. May God continue to bless you and to inspire and guide all of our efforts to build a more just and peaceful world.

Patty Bowman Executive Director pbowman@ipjc.org

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Judy Byron, OP Program Director jbyron@ipjc.org

Events Becoming Peacemakers: A Gospel Response to Violence

Gratitude is the Memory of the Heart: Farewell to Linda Haydock, SNJM In December we gathered to thank Linda for her vision and leadership of IPJC for the past 26 years. This ministry that began with 5 religious communities now includes 22, as well Louise Dumont, CSJP & Linda Haydock, SNJM as thousands of lay collaborators. Our focus which began with the Northwest is now global and includes programs in 19 countries.

It is fitting that Linda received the 2017 Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen Award given “to one who has sought justice, loved kindly and humbly changed our world.”

IPJC Welcomes Patty Bowman Participants publicly affirm their call to be peacemakers and pledge to work for nonviolence and a just peace.

Marie Dennis, Co-President of Pax Christi International, presenting on the Spring 2016 Vatican Conference on shifting from Just War to Just Peace, inspired participants to explore new paths for personal, communal and structural peacemaking.

IPJC provided the afternoon session on Contemplative Dialogue as a way to peace, and made available to participants the six-week Contemplative Dialogue Circle process for their parishes or community groups.

The day, attended by over 200 people, was co-sponsored by IPJC, Justfaith, Pax Christi, Maryknoll and the Missions Office of the Seattle Archdiocese.

The New Year brought new leadership to IPJC. We welcomed Patty who has a law degree from Harvard and M.A. degrees in Theology and Pastoral Studies. As the Director of Outreach and Advocacy for St. James Cathedral she often collaborated with IPJC.

Courage & Compassion in the Midst of Fear On February 19, the 75th anniversary of Executive Order 9066, which sent thousands of Japanese citizens to internment camps, we gathered at First United Methodist Powerful testimony from Natch Ohno, SJ of Seattle University, Sr. Ubax Gardheere of Church for an Seattle’s Office of Planning & Community interfaith prayer Development and Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen of the service organized by Temple De Hirsch Sinai.

IPJC, Kids 4 Peace, Maryknoll and the Missions Office. At the conclusion we walked in pilgrimage to the Seattle Center where over 1200 gathered for “Never Again: Japanese American WWII History and American Muslim Rights Today,” sponsored by Densho and WA-CAIR. 2016-2017 Annual Report & Appeal for Support 3

Events Catholic Advocacy Day

IPJC Spring Benefit We were made for these times!

It was wonderful to gather on May 4 with our IPJC community to celebrate our work for a world where all are valued and respected.

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A New Solidarity with Creation Catholics Discerning & Acting on Laudato Si’ Two Years Later Motivated by the Washington State Bishops’ Pastoral on Poverty: Who is my Neighbor? The Face of Poverty in Washington State, IPJC collaborated with Catholic Community Services and the Washington State Catholic Conference to organize over 500 Catholics from across the State to meet with their legislators on issues impacting our neighbors in need. We had appointments with 126 of our legislators.

On June 6, IPJC convened Catholic Catholics Discerning and Acting on Laudato Si’ Two Years Later leaders in Western Washington to discern how we as Catholic parishes and organizations Tuesday, June 6 can inspire our 10 am-2 pm communities to make a lasting commitment to care for our common home. After sharing our successes and challenges we discovered a great energy for collaboration on events to mark the Season of Creation, beginning with the World Day of Prayer for Creation on September 1, and concluding with the Feast of St. Francis on October 4.

A New Solidarity with Creation

On the second anniversary of Laudato Si’, Pope Francis’ groundbreaking encyclical on the environment, how can we as Catholic parishes and organizations inspire our communities to make a lasting commitment to care for our common home?

Join other Catholic leaders from around Western Washington to assess how Laudato Si’ has been received since its release. We’ll review best practices of implementing creation care on a parish level, share resources from organizations that can support you in this ministry, and envision how to collaborate on future plans.

In Laudato Si’, Pope Francis calls us to “a new and universal solidarity.” We hope to emerge from this gathering inspired, renewed and with tangible ways that we can live out our call to care for God’s creation.

• Lunch included

St. James Cathedral Pastoral Outreach Center 907 Columbia Street, Seattle, WA

Registration Required by May 24

What Slaveholders Think

RSVP to Patty Bowman, pbowman@ipjc.org or 206-223-1138 Sponsored by

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Presentations

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Assumption Parish Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick assistant subjugation of NE other human beings, isand how do they 6201 33rd Ave professor of political sociology at Seattle, WA 98115 the Joan Kroc School of Peace Unpacking respond when their power isB.threatened?

Studies at the University of San NO COST what slaveholders thinkDiego. about emancipation is Think critical All royalties from What Slaveholders will be donated to Free the Slaves and Anti-Slavery International. for our work to end modern-day slavery.

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IPJC provided over 50 presentations, retreats and facilitation this year in universities, in Catholic, ecumenical and interfaith places of worship, at elementary and high schools, and with religious communities. The topics included: Advocacy Bishops’ Pastoral Letter, Who is My Neighbor: The Face of Poverty in Washington State Catholic Social Teaching Christian Hospitality Community Organizing Faithful Citizenship

Human Trafficking Immigration Intersection of Immigration & Human Trafficking Laudato Si’ Socially Responsible Investment We are the People We’ve Been Waiting for

Latino Community Hacia una Vivienda Digna y Saludable

Sembrando y Cosechando Bienestar

On October 29, in response to the PARA UN Community Dialogues HOGAR held within the Latino contaminantes community in 20152016, IPJC organized Healthy and Dignified mantenido Housing, an interactive plagas workshop in Spanish Seguro for immigrant Latino families and leaders. In partnership with the King County Public Health Department and tenant rights counselors, the workshop addressed tenants’ rights and responsibilities, healthy living conditions, and green cleaning.

On March 4, over 100 Latinas in the lower Yakima Valley region participated in Sowing & Harvesting Wellbeing, a forum in which immigrant Sembrando y Cosechando farmworker women broke the silence about sexual Sábado, 4 de marzo 2017 harassment of Granger, WA agricultural workers.

Women farmworkers face higher risks of workplace sexual harassment because they are low-income, nonEnglish speaking, often undocumented and work in male-dominated environments.

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IPJC organized and/ or provided resources for Know Your Rights Workshops in six Washington State counties. Designed to transform fear into power, the sessions provided tools that can be useful in case of an encounter with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

King County, St. Mary, Seattle (Requested by Bishop Elizondo) Snohomish County, Our Savior Lutheran Church, Everett Clark County, Clark County Parent Coalition, Vancouver Jefferson County, St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, Port Townsend Yakima County, Nuestra Casa, Sunnyside Franklin County, St, Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Connell

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IPJC collaborated with farmworker attorneys, therapists, government officials and advocates for sexual assault survivors to organize this Spanishspeaking forum to give immigrant farmworker women the skills to speak up and organize to prevent sexual harassment in the fields.

“It was an honor to be part of Sembrando y Cosechando Bienestar. It left all of us inspired and energized to come home to our communities and continue organizing and networking with women, helping them find their voices and share their stories.”

–Celia, Walla Walla

IPJC staff serve on these boards and committees Catholic Climate Covenant Ambassador Global Solidarity Team, Missions Office of the Archdiocese of Seattle Immigrant & Refugee Ministry Network

Interfaith on Corporate Responsibility Working Groups: Access to Health, Climate Change, Food, Gun violence, Human Trafficking, Water Latinx Health Board

Mercy Housing Northwest Board Multifaith Coalition to Address Human Trafficking through the Lens of Compassion Washington Immigrant & Solidarity Network 2016-2017 Annual Report & Appeal for Support 5

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Shareholder resolutions

Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment

Our complete NWCRI Report is in the fall issue of A Matter of Spirit and online at www.ipjc.org

Highlights

Caterpillar

Wells Fargo

Historic Wins after Years of Engagement with ExxonMobil

The Company does business in countries with human rights risks including Israel and occupied Palestinian territories.

Shareholders requested that a board member with human rights expertise and experience be appointed. The resolution was withdrawn because Caterpillar now has a staff person with human rights expertise, and agreed to two dialogues per year.

The Company’s annual meeting theme appeared to be Wells Fargo’s “failed culture.” Board members and executives were called out for being passive during one of the largest US consumer banking scandals which included the opening of over 2 million unauthorized accounts.

A historic penalty of $185 million was imposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

A majority of shareholders—62%—sent a clear message to the oil and gas giant: assess and disclose how Exxon is preparing its business for the transition to a low-carbon future, to achieve the goal of no more than 2°C global temperature rise! After the vote, the Chair said the Board will formally reconsider its opposition to the requested report. NWCRI joined over 50 co-filers, with more than $5 trillion in assets under management, in achieving this collaborative milestone summed up by Patricia Daly, OP:

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Today’s vote is a tumultuous outcome after decades of raising the moral and business risks associated with climate change at ExxonMobil. We will continue to press the company… to meet the dual objective of improving energy access while addressing the risks of climate change…

NWCRI members have also been part of a multi-year campaign which succeeded in moving the oil and gas giant to add a climate change expert, Dr. Susan Avery, to its Board.

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McDonald’s A major factor in the spread of antibiotic resistance is its overuse in food-producing animals to promote growth or to prevent rather than to treat illness.

In 2015 McDonald’s adopted a ban on non-therapeutic antibiotics for its chicken products in the US. This year’s resolution requested that the board update the policy to expand it globally in the poultry supply chain and to set global sourcing goals/ timelines for pork and beef. The proposal was supported by 30.97% of shareholders.

Over one-fifth of shareholders supported the shareholder proposal of ICCR and NWCRI members which requested a report on the root causes of the fraudulent activity and steps taken to improve risk management and control processes.

Human Right to Water: The Dakota Access Pipeline

Led by the Presbyterian Church, ICCR and NWCRI members moved Phillips 66—which has a significant investment in the DAPL project—to review and strengthen its Human Rights and Indigenous Rights Policies with a view to respecting the Human Right to Water of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.

Justice for Women is a grassroots movement for social justice and systemic change, especially for women living in poverty.

Justice Circles were held in Bellevue • Clinton, IA • Issaquah • Kent • Mattawa SeaTac • Spokane • Tacoma • Vancouver • Walla Walla • Wenatchee this neighborhood with several apartment complexes.

The women’s hard work and advocacy paid off! The City of Kent agreed to complete a crosswalk evaluation by the end of this summer. In addition to a crosswalk, the women also recognized the need for them to provide pedestrian safety education and awareness for both children and recent immigrants.

Bellevue Concerned that unhealthy lunches can affect both the physical and mental well-being of children, the St. Louise Parish Circle mothers wanted to ensure that healthy lunches are available in their children’s schools.

They conducted a survey among parents and elementary school kids and partnered with the Bellevue PTSA Council to bring this important issue to the Bellevue School District Board meeting. The women are already witnessing positive change, including strategies that will be piloted at an elementary school this year: increasing the lunch period by five minutes, implementing new technology to make the lunch line more efficient and ensuring that lunches comply with the USDA Nutrition Standards for School Meals.

Walla Walla Quiet and soft spoken women quickly found their voices when they decided to take action to confront bullying in their community. The Circle was aware that bullying is a widespread issue because of the personal

Mattawa experiences of their children. Knowing the impact that parents can have on intervening in bullying, the Circle partnered with Garrison Middle School staff to hold a forum for Latino parents at St. Patrick Parish to raise awareness and give them the tools to handle bullying.

Kent After experiencing firsthand the dangers of crossing a nearby street, a Circle of Latina mothers took action to increase pedestrian safety. They contacted the City of Kent Department of Public Works and invited a City Traffic Engineer to meet with their Circle to discuss the dangerous situation, the City´s crosswalk policies and the need to install a crosswalk in

The women of Our Lady of the Desert took action to reduce their town´s garbage and protect the environment.

Circle participants attended a City Council Meeting to present their proposal to educate the community about recycling and to organize groups to clean up the city by collecting garbage, separating recycling and preventing it from going to the landfill. The City Council supported their plan and provided residents with materials as well as designated drop-off areas for garbage and recycling. The Circle also educated residents on the importance of recycling.

Justice for Women Leaders Attend World Meeting of Popular Movements This first US regional meeting gathered over 700 social justice grassroots leaders for an “encounter” with Church leadership designed to recognize the structures that create indifference and exclusion; renew commitment as protagonists of change; and develop creative strategies.

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Just Video Contest We received 31 videos from high schools on topics of Immigration, Environment and Human rights.

Young Adult Justice Cafés

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The conversation left us feeling blessed for all that we have and, at times, take for granted; we are anxious to find ways to help improve conditions and create justice for all!

–Lee Ah Nah, Good Shephard Volunteer in Puente Alto, Chile

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

Healing from Mass Violence Food Justice Building Interfaith Relationships

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View the winning videos at www.ipjc.org

San Francisco’s Homelessness Crisis Stuart Hall High School, San Franciso

Human Trafficking

For 10 years IPJC has been a regional and national leader on the issue of Human Trafficking. We partner with organizations across the country to multiply our efforts to end trafficking.

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Community Peacebuilding Building a Sustainable Future

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Young Adult Debate Watch Party

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Multifaith Coalition to Address Human Trafficking through the Lens of Compassion Young adults gathered at IPJC to watch the final 2017 Presidential debate, reflect on the call to faithful citizenship, and to learn and dialogue about city and state elections.

Young Adult Retreat

Sponsored by the Pastoral Care Office of the Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle, IPJC is a co-convener along with the Archdiocesan Missions Office.

“In Our Backyard,” focusing on human trafficking survivors in the Northwest Detention Center “Living with Dignity & Freedom from Oppression: The Intersection of Human Trafficking and the Contemporary Immigration Crisis”

Trafficking Vigils Since 2008

The Young Adult Retreat, “Rooted in Peace,” was sponsored by IPJC, St. Joseph Parish and Maryknoll.

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Human Trafficking Vigil Toolkits

States

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Canadian Provinces

Sunday Vigils in downtown Seattle

Federal Advocacy

Legislative Action Center The Action Alert Page on the IPJC website is used by thousands to bring their faith into the public square.

Protect Undocumented Youth from Deportation Urging support for the Bar Removal of Individuals who Dream and Grow our Economy (BRIDGE) Act. Uphold Affordable Health Care in the House Urging House to reject the American Health Care Act (AHCA) to repeal and replace Obamacare.

The 2016-2017 opportunities to act included: Strengthen Response to Child Sex Trafficking in the US Foster System Urging support for H.R. 469.

US Policy Makers: Lead by Example on Refugee Resettlement Urging US to take leadership at two refugee summits.

Uphold Affordable Health Care in the Senate Urging Senate to reject the Better Care Reconciliation Act to repeal and replace Obamacare.

Support the Reauthorization of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act Urging House of Representatives to reauthorize the TVPRA.

A Matter of Spirit

Resources Privilege & Periphery: Risking Transformation A resource developed for Women Religious to examine the root causes of injustice and our complicity, particularly with respect to racism, and to work to effect systemic change.

Who is My Neighbor?

The Face of Poverty in Washington State

A Pastoral Letter from the Catholic Bishops of Washington State

IPJC collaborated on the 3-session study guide designed to enable faith communities to encounter people living in poverty and to explore ways to be in solidarity with them as we act and advocate for change.

119,631

IPJC Resouces downloaded from our website

Justice for Women Newsletter A semiannual newsletter in Spanish and English that highlights women who are creating change in their communities.

Know Your Rights Wallet Cards IPJC has distributed over 1,500 of these cards in Spanish and English.

16,800 16,300 1,642

AMOS distributed in print

AMOS downloads

AMOS podcast listeners

Fall Transforming Fear for the Common Good Winter Creating a Just Peace Spring Sustainable Earth for Future Generations Summer We Are the People We’ve Been Waiting For

Refugee Resource Packet Opportunities for refugee support and resettlement in states of CA, ID, NV, OR, WA

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IPJC Donors: July 2016-June 2017

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 Ruth Adamites, OP Delores Adelman, SSMO Shirley Adler Adrian Dominican Sisters Diane & Joe Ahern Dona Ahern Maggie Albo Kathleen Allard Kathy & Guy Alloway Thomas Allsopp Karen Allvin Elsie Anderson Catalina Angel Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women Aronson Security Arrupe Jesuit Community Trudie Atkinson Dee & Patrick Bader Connie M. Ballantyne Paul & Susan Ballinger Elizabeth & Bill Baluch Francine Barber, OP Mary Fran Barkshire Marilyn Barnett, OP Joe Barreca, Sr. Patrick Barredo David Batchelder Robert & Helen Batie Linda M. Bavisotto Corrine Bayley Winnie Becker Selma Beckwith Bonnie Behre Joan Bell Benedictine Sisters of Cottonwood, Idaho Benedictine Sisters of Lacey Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel Judith Benkert, OP Jane Beno & Michael Edwards Dorothy Berg, OP Cherie & Paul Bergevin Laura Berry Judy Bertoli, SNJM Jeanne Berwick & James A. Degel Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Brigette Blair Mary Ann Blazevich Margaret Botch, SP Janyce Bouta, SNJM Nancy Bradish Betty Bradley, FSPA Mary Breiling, SNJM Helen Brennan, SP Maddy & Alec Brindle Larry & Jeanette Brixius La Verne B. Brown Roberta Brown Kirby Brown & Olivia Zapata Charlyne Brown, SNJM Christina Brugman Peggy & Mark Bubenik Elizabeth Ann Buchanan Christina Buchholz Julia Buchholz Mary Burggraff

Hazel Anne Burnett Jim & Becky Burns Kerry Burrows Delphine Busch Jeanette Bussen, CSJ Judy Butler Uzma Butte Melissa Cadwallader Nellie Calacat Mary Calderon Pat & Julie Callahan Sharon & Neil Callahan Pam Calvin Amalia Camacho, CSJP Sandra Campbell Lance Campbell & Toni Woodruff Tom & Sonya Campion Valerie Carlton Bridget Carney Sharon Casey, OP Marilyn Cass Colleen Catey Catholic Campaign for Human Development Catholic Community Services of Western Washington Catholic Health Initiatives Mary Alice & Claude Cesard Kate & Bob Chambers Elaine & Jim Clark Linda & Larry Clark Ilene Clark, SNJM Jordan Clark-Mand Donna Clifford Stephen & Maureen Cline Bev Coco Berta Cohen Shelly Cohen & Julie Shapiro Sharon K. Coleman Carol Colleran Kathy Colombo & Pat Morton Margaret Comstock Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Mary Ann Conley, OSF Karen Conlin, SNJM Judith Connor Linda Conroy Joe Cotton Gerry & Jerry Coupe Dot Courtis Debra Covert-Bowlds Joyce Cox, BVM Blanche Crandall Mae Cruikshank, SNJM Laura Cryan Kathy & Tom Cullen Kathleen Cunningham Frances Cusack, OP Barbara Custer Swails Sheila & Dennis Dahl James Dallen Charlotte Davenport, CSJP Rosemary Davis, IHM Rubén de Anda Jo’Ann De Quattro, SNJM Yvonne de Turenne, SNJM Lucille Dean, SP

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Georgie Marie & Dick Decker Dorothy Dees, SNJM Mary & Larry DeForrest Elise DeGooyer & Bernie McDonough Paul Dehmer Joan Delaplane, OP Mary Delateur Lisa Dennison Rachael DeSouza Susan Dewitt, CSJP Maureen & Ronald DiGiacomo Margaret Dimond, CSJP Teresa Disch, OP Marcia Ditter 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 Virginia Dorgan, RSHM Mike Dougherty Pauline Druffel Gail Dubin Denny Duffell Mary Duffy, OP Mary Annette Dworshak, SNJM Jessie Dye Janice Ebeling Bev Eckstrom Sarah Edwards Daniel Eiben Catherine Elia Dick Ellis Kathleen Emry Mary Estelle Sandy Eyres Dianne Fagan, SNJM Sr. M. Pius Fahlstrom, OSF Gerry & Bob Faley Carol Falquette Laurie Farmer Christine Farrell Margie Ferstl Sharon Filipcic Michael Fitzpatrick, SJ JoAnn Fleischaker, OP Deb & Rob Fleming Loretta Fletcher Fran & Ollie Flor Bernice Fox Larry L. Fox Paula Fox, SSMO Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration Linda Fredericks Tom & Patty Freeburg Katie & Dan Frei Joyce Fruge Marcia Fung Liz Gabay Terri & Joe Gaffney Tom & Chris Gaines Willa & Robert Gaines Christine Galloway Bette Gambonini, BVM

Mary Lila Gary & John Amack Nancy Gast Tom & Anne Gehrig Bernie Gerhardt Catherine Louise Ginther, OSF Anthony & Josephine Gnanarajah Ann Goff Fredda Goldfarb Alicia Gonzalez-Capestany & Keo Capestany Courtney Goodheart Shaughn Gorman & Kathryn Kurtz Cele Gorman, OP Mary Lee Gowell Sue Grady Becky Greear Carmel Gregg, OSF Iva Gregory, OP Nadine Grogan, SNJM Darel Grothaus Carol Guenther Julia Guerrero Gretchen Gundrum, PhD & Peter Ways Elizabeth & Stephen Guss Bertha Haas Joyceann Hagen Peg Haggerty Avery Haller Elizabeth Hansen Ann & Kevin Harrang Helen Harris Louise Harris Mary Hartrich Pat & Bernie Harvey Arlene Hatch Maureen Hawkins Rev. Richard Hayatsu Linda Haydock, SNJM Lyn Head Elsie Heaney Kathleen Hearn, SNJM Lorene Heck, OP Marie & Dale Hedden Pat Heino Don & Carol Henry Bruce Herbert Lynn Herink & Jon Gordon Marijean Heutmaker Maureen Hiam Kelly Hickman Pat & Elizabeth Higgins Tanya Higgins & Darrell Chronik Chris Hillman Emily Hitchens Menchie & Joe Hobson Janice Holkup, OP Margaret Holland Cherie Holman Teresa Holt Holy Names Academy Teak & Del Hoover Charlene Hudon, SP Ramonda & Tony Huff Tom Hulscher Denny Hunthausen Hannah Hunthausen Sukyi Hur, CSJP

Benneth Husted Allison Hutchinson Jennifer Ibach & Peter Lundquist Jude Jackson & Pat Hogan Loretta & Gerard Jancoski Jesuits West Lorraine Johnson Marguerite Johnson Pat Johnson, OP Charles & Ann Johnston Dr. Mary Ann Johnston Youngjin Joo Mary Kahle Ed & Linda Kaiel Kathleen Kanet, RSHM Robert Kearney Peggy Kennedy, SNJM M. Claire Kennedy, SSJ Pat Kenney Jim Keogh & Jane Nibler-Keogh Cheryl Kerner Maggie Kilbourne-Brook Judy Killion Kathleen Kirschner Mary Ann Knowles Cheri Knueven Linda Kobe-Smith Christopher Koehler Mary Kohli Janina Kokorowski, SNJM Mary Catherine Kolb Diana & Richard Koob Karla Koon Angela Kopp Kay & Steve Kopp Jane Kortz Mary Kay Krause Alexis Krogh Kathy Krueger Teresa Kuntz Teresa LaCugna Fields Dawna & Jim Lahti Katherine Lake Ilse LaMarche Louise Lansberry Barb & Leif Lantz Maria Laughlin Sue Lauth Betty LaVigne Diane Lax LCWR Region XV Yvonne LeBlanc, SP Jeanne Marie Lee Suzanne Lee Michael & Tecla Legge Bill & Laurita Lehtinen Jean Marie Lehtinen, OP Patty & Dave Leinweber Sandia & John Lell Pauline Lemaire, SP Susie & Mark Leonard Weller Linda Lepeirs Ann & Brian Lewis Pat Lewis Margaret Lichter Maryfrances Lignana Teresa Linders Kathy & Bob Lindquist

Carmel Little, CSJP Rochelle Liu, OSF Linda Lopez Liang Patricia Lulay, SSMO Barb Luxenberg Rose Mary Lyons Marianne Mabbitt Jennifer MacDonald Lois MacGillivray,SNJM Michele MacMillan, OP Mary Madison Gabriella Maertens Rev. Paul Magnano Tom Mailhot Suzanne Malette, SNJM Mary Mallon-Behrens Gerry Maloney, OP Maureen Maloney, SNJM Marian Malonson Eleanor Maragliano, CSJP Paula Marano Janet Marcisz, SNJM Mike & Nancy Mariano John M. Marks Paula Marter Martin Family Foundation Ardine Martinelli Joan Mary, OP Kate & Ralph Maughan Billie Mazzei Margaret & Robert McArthur Judy McAteer Brother Michael McCarthy, CFX Philomena McCarthy, OP Lorna McCormick, SNJM Pat McCrann, SNJM Rev. Michael J. McDermott Pam McEachern Kathy McFaul Barb McGrath Mary C. McGuire, SP Judy & Tim McNamara Becky McNamara & Paul Seckinger Anne McNamara, OSF Nancy McNulty Diane McQuiston Philip Meany Nick & Mary Mele Sherry Mendoza Patty Metzger Eileen Meyers, OP Rosanne Michaels Microsoft Jeanne Mikesell Lyn Miletich Pat Millen, OSF Mary Lew Miller Jo-Anne Miller, CSJP Jeanette Millmann Barbara J Monda Eileen Montgomery Elsa Mora John & Kathy Morefield Claudia Morgan, OP Jean Morningstar, SNJM Kay Mullen Peg Murphy, OP Cathy Murray & Vince Herberholt Joseph Murray, Jr Toni Napoli, MA John & Julie Nebel

Bonnie Nelson Judy Nelson, OP Janet Nickolaus Kathleen Nierenberg Margaret Nolan Kathy Nolan, OP Eileen Norris Bob Norton Patricia Novak, OSF Maureen O’Brien, OP William O’Connell Kathleen O’Connor & Heidi Erdmann Marcia O’Dea, RSCJ Deanna O’Donnell Kevin & Mary Ellen O’Keeffe Erin Oliver Pamela Olson Mary Kathleen O’Neill, OP David & Debra O’Sullivan Cecilia Paganessi, SP Cecelia Palange, ICM Suzanne T. Papcun Ann Parazin Melissa Parisi & Mike Onzay Rosemary Parker, SNJM Sara Parkin Janet & Michael Parks Kate & John Parrish Margaret Pastro, SP Barbara Pavlic, SNJM JoAnne Paxton Pat Peach, BVM Lucinda Peightal, SNJM Matt Perez Rosemary Perisich, SNJM Susanne Perri, OP Victoria Peters Florence Peterschmidt & Eve McClure Brian & Anna Peterson Margaret Petlow Nan Phifer Rita Phillips Susan Picht Lettie Pickett Judy Pigott Peggy Pillette, SNJM Terry Podany Joseph Podorsek Porticus Mark Potter Providence Health & Services Kathleen Pruitt, CSJP Denise Pyles Kathy Quinn Stephanie Ragland & Jerry Johnsen Cecilia A. Ranger, SNJM Rosemary Rankins Katherine Ransel Joyce Ray Barbara Raymond, SNJM John & Maureen Reid Mary Frances Reis, BVM Jim Reitz Jeri Renner, OP Patty Repikoff Betty Richardson Sue Richardson Mary Sue Richen Jane Rickenbaugh Victoria Ries

Linda Riggers, SNJM Mina Riggs, OP Kathy Riley Jeanie & Tom Robinson Mary Ellen Robinson, SNJM Joan Roddy, OSF Carolyn Roeber, OP Rosemary & Robert Rognstad Mary Rita Rohde, SNJM Valerie & Terry Ross Norma Roth Martha Rowland Joe Martin Marietta & Daniel Rozmys Christine Rudolph Conchita S. Ruess Bill Rumpf Thomasina & Charles Sacrison Kathleen Sallee Nancy Salvadalena Elaine Sanchez, SHF Greg & Jo Anne Schell Kitty & Roger Schiltz Alice Marie Schmid, OP Mary & James Schmidt Mark Schoen Janice Scholl, OP Patrice Schwermer Margaret Shannon, CSJP Pat Shaver Mary Ellen Sheehan, IHM Maureen Sheridan Dianne Shiner Ruth Shipp-Dart Dolores Shortal, OP Joan Sifferle Pat Siggs Mark & Lara Simmons Barb Simms Sinsinawa Dominicans Floricita Siong Mary Sisk Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sisters of Providence Peace Community Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia 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 Holy Names Justice Network Sisters of the Holy Names Seattle Mission Center Sisters of the Holy Names, General Administration Sisters of the Holy Names, Harbor Crest Sisters of the Holy Names, Rose House Sisters of the Holy Names, US-Ontario Province Sisters of the Presentation, San Francisco Karen Sitzberger Ben & Olivia Skwiercz Suzanne Slankard Mary Slater, SNJM Laura & Tom Slavin Mary Ann Smith

Paul Snow Society of the Holy Child Jesus Society of the Sacred Heart Gary Southerton & David Isla Patty & Stu Spencer Liberty Sponek St. Joseph Parish, Seattle St. Joseph Residence St. Patrick Church, Seattle St. Rose Church, Longview Gerald Stanley Jovanna Stein, OP Karen Stern, SHF Esther Stewart, OSF Candace Stickney Christine Still, OSF Brenda Stratton Dixie Strunk Dr. Carol Sullivan Jim Sullivan Beth Sutch Charlotte & Earl Sutherland Sylvia Swanke, RSM Tacoma Dominicans Joan Talbert Josephine Tamayo Murray Mary Tannahill Mark & Tami Teaford Laura Tenisci Suzanne Thiel Estelle Thomas Mary Thorne, CSJP Maureen Thorstensen Pat Thrasher Tim & Alice Tibbals Julie Tilghman Anne Timlick Anne Toback, SNJM Kathleen Todd Aileen Trainor, CSJP Judy Tralnes, CSJP Loretta Tryka Noreen Twomey, CSJP Gene & Susan Underwood Ursuline Sisters of the Western Province US Province of Religious of Jesus and Mary Kay Van Stralen Mary Vandergeest, OSF Marie & Philip Vartanian Lucy Villanova, SP Judy Vitzthum Deanna Rose Von Bargen, RSCJ Julie Wagner Clare Wagner, OP George & Rita Waldref Judy Walker James Wallrabenstein Mary Kay Walsh Irene Ward Ruth Warmuth Mary Ellen & James Weber Debby Weidner Dr. Clarann Weinert, SC Anna Weisner, SNJM Annie Welch Janet Welsh Arnadene Welton Bean, SNJM Anne & Joe Wermus Diane S. Whalen Emeline Whalon Cassandra Whellams

Marge & Bob White Toni Lee & Dick Whitfield Donna Whitford Pat Whitney Kathi & Jim Whittaker Peter & Karen Wickstrand Amy Williams & Terrance G. Sly Mary Wingate Mary Winter B.K. Withey Jean Withrow & James Haggerty Jacquelyn Witte Steve & Tricia Wittmann-Todd Camille Wooden Gretta Woodlock, OP Shirley Wright Joyce & Randy Yates Pat Yearian Georgia Yianakulis, SNJM Roger & Marilyn Yockey, SFO Nancy Young Polly Young & Dr. Heidi Gemperle KC Young, OP Linda Zaugg Mary James Zembal, OSF Marie Zgraggen In honor of 2016 & 2017 Adrian Dominican Jubilarians 20th Anniversary of FreeRange Cycles Francine Barber, OP Elizabeth Behnken Patty Bowman Judy Byron, OP Marian Castelluccio, OP Lenora Donovan, SP Mary Annette Dworshak, SNJM Pat Erickson, OP Avery Haller Linda Haydock, SNJM MacGillivray Family Jamie Margolin Kit McGarry Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment Anthony Nguyen Joan Pokorny, OSB Marnel Ramirez Jeri Renner, OP Linda Jo Reynolds, SP Rosemary Rognstad Sisters of Providence Jubilarians Sisters of the Holy Names Jubilarians Tacoma Dominican Jubilarians John Whitney, SJ Virginia Pearson In memory of George Burrows Teddie Cronk Pat Daly, SNJM Sue Ford Eleanor Gilmore, CSJP Anne Heger, OP Michele Kopp, OP Julie Patricia Nierenberg Angela O’Donovan Maureen Rose, OP Joan Trunk

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Intercommunity

NON-PROFIT ORG. US Postage PAID Seattle, WA Permit No. 4711

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

www.ipjc.org ipjc@ipjc.org 206.223.1138

Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center Founded in 1991

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

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 Presentation, San Francisco Society of the Holy Child Jesus Society of the Sacred Heart Ursuline Sisters of the Western Province

Stewardship of Resources Revenue Donors / Grants / Interest Sponsoring Communities & Groups Total Revenue

$310,933 $210,710 $521,643

Expenses Programs Capacity Building Fund Capital & Technology Administration Total Expenses

$390,143 $55,000 $25,000 $22,500 $492,643