Annual Report 2013-2014 & appeal for support

IntercommunityPeace & Justice Center

Sponsoring CommunitiesAdrian Dominican SistersCongregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of PeaceOregon Province JesuitsSisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, U.S. Ontario ProvinceSisters of Providence, Mother Joseph ProvinceSisters of St. Francis of PhiladelphiaTacoma Dominicans

Affiliate CommunitiesBenedictine Sisters of Cottonwood, Idaho Benedictine Sisters of LaceyBenedictine Sisters of Mt. AngelReligious of the Sacred HeartSinsinawa DominicansSisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin MarySisters of St. Joseph of CarondeletSisters of St. Mary of OregonSociety of the Holy Child JesusUrsuline Sisters of the Roman Union

VisionThe 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.

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

NORTHWEST COALITION for RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT

Welcome to the Pacific NorthwestICCR AGM 2014

Celebrating 20 years of creating change!

Inspired by faith, committed to action.

INTERFAITH CENTER ONCORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY

Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and MaryU.S.-Ontario Province

Sisters of Providence

Sponsors

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Linda Haydock, SNJMExecutive Directorlhaydock@ipjc.org

Judy Byron, OPProgram Directorjbyron@ipjc.org2

November 2014

To lead, we need not know the answers. We must only convene the circles, articulate the questions, frame the conversation, and direct attention to the issues that matter. It is the community that will rise up in response to our calling… in a reality brighter and bolder than all imaginings. —Jan Phillips

We are grateful for the opportunity to share with you the ministry of the Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center (IPJC)—the circles, conversations, collaborations and actions on issues that matter for our church and world that we have accomplished with your partnership.

Bolder than our imaginings…When we began the year it was beyond our imaginings that:

XX We would have 28 Justice Circles in the rural Tanzanian villages of Vibaoni, Mdoe, Mngumi, Kideleko and KivesaXX Our Justice Cafés for young adults would double in number XX Our corporate responsibility work would bring about changes at ExxonMobil and General

MillsAs you read our report and reflect on how we have convened circles in the church, grassroots communities and corporations to direct attention to the issues that matter, please consider in what way you can support and sustain this ministry.

The community will rise up in response to our calling… We know that the community is rising up when we received over 1,000 calls for resources and had 50,000 downloads of our educational materials from our website last year.We ask you to rise up now for the sake of:

XX Children coming across the border and youth seeking a way out of violence in our cities XX Peace in the Middle East and imagining new possibilities for promoting peaceXX A healthy environment for our whole Earth CommunityXX The church community we dream is possibleXX Young Adults who want to lead in new ways to bring about justice

A reality brighter and bolder than all our imaginings… We invite you to take out the enclosed envelope and write us a note about what matters to you!When you return your envelope:

XX Pray for this ministry of peace and justiceXX Consider a donation or a regular pledgeXX Share your story of partnership with this ministry with others; expand our IPJC community!

We thank our God every day for what has been possible beyond our imaginings because of the gift that you are to the Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center. Let us hold one another in a circle of prayer.

Dear friends,

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Events IPJC Annual Report 2013-2014

Young Adult Interfaith Conference—Many Faiths, One Humanity: Unity in DiversityOur first young adult interfaith conference featuring keynote speaker Dr. Susannah Heschel was a great success with over 130 attendees representing a diversity of faith traditions. Workshops explored how interfaith collaboration is changing

our world and how to address issues of bias and hate crimes. We are now pursuing community building, justice and service opportunities to expand the interfaith horizons of young adults.

Advent Reflection DayOver 250 joined us for a contemplative day with Edwina Gateley. Her presentations nurtured the spirit through music, poetry and storytelling. She gave us inspiration and courage to continue to be the prophetic witnesses we are called to be in our church and our world.

Seattle Peace Prayer and ProcessionIn response to the crisis in Syria, IPJC joined hundreds walking from St. James Cathedral to Temple De Hirsch Sinai in prayer and witness for peace.

JaeYeon Park & HaeIn Bae: Winners!

Just Video ContestOur fourth annual Just Video Contest received entries from around the US and Canada.The 1st place winner was from St. Mary’s Academy in Winnipeg, Manitoba: Would You Have Let Us In? The video portrayed the challenges of immigrating to a new country and called us to act in support of, and in solidarity with, immigrants.

Intercommunity Peace and Justice CenterMiracle on 65th Street4

Events IPJC Annual Report 2013-2014

Uniting Latino Leaders for Social ChangeIPJC planned and convened the first state-wide conference of its kind that brought together 58 organizations, community groups and churches to:XDevelop young and emerging Latino leadersXPromote grassroots community inclusionXAct for community mobilization, advocacy and social

changeThe conference was co-sponsored by and held at the University of Washington Foster School of Business.

Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment Hosts National Annual MeetingOur NWCRI convened the Annual Meeting of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility at the Archbishop Brunett Retreat Center, June 9-13. More than 100 participants representing faith-based organizations and socially responsible investors attended from across the US and Canada.The ICCR Meeting opened with a Seaside Chat on “Building Sustainable Communities.” Featured speakers (above) were Jeffrey Reid, a consultant for transformative agricultural projects in Sub-Saharan Africa and Ethiopia, and Steve Lippman, Director of Corporate Citizenship at Microsoft.

Building Community Creating ChangeOur annual event to gather the community and sustain the ministry celebrated our Miracle on 65th

Street that is the Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center. It was a grand time to connect with friends and share our ministry and stories.

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Programs IPJC Annual Report 2013-2014

Highlights of our Justice Circle Community Organizing

Burien, WAWomen of New Futures organized to make crossing Military Road safer. Presentations to the PTA, letters to several city officials and the gathering of data by the City of Burien resulted in new community and child safety. The city approved a crossing guard, striping and the installation of warning signs at the crossing!

Connell, WAWomen of St. Vincent de Paul Parish identified their issue as experiencing a lack of community belonging and participation. As part of their action, they held a Guadalupe cultural celebration at the community center for 800 people. They organized to bring Alejandro Aguilera-Titus, Assistant Director of Hispanic Affairs for the USCCB, for two events with parents and youth addressing family, community and cultural issues.

Saavedra, BoliviaWomen gathered from 7 villages to create action plans for breaking the cycle of violence against women and in families. The day-long event provided strategies that women leaders from the villages could take back to their communities for group conversations and implementation.

Kent, WAWomen of Consejo were concerned about the lack of bi-lingual resources available to help them access the new health care options. They organized health care providers and King County to create Latino healthcare enrollment opportunities for the Affordable Care Act. They succeeded in enrolling 120 people in healthcare coverage.

Seattle, WASojourner Place women continue to be concerned about access to affordable and stable housing. The women of the Circle gave testimony and advocated with legislators to maintain the Housing Trust Fund and pass a Document Recording Fee that provides funds for affordable housing.

South Park, WAMothers who are survivors of domestic violence wanted to create a safe environment for their children in their Latino community. The women conducted forums, workshops and a panel on positive discipline.

Bothell, WAThe Leaders' Justice Circle, building upon work of past Circles, worked on bullying prevention. The Circle, working with the Northshore School District, provided an anti-bullying forum and created a brochure in Spanish, ¡Alto al Bullying! for use throughout the school district.

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Agricultural Supply ChainWalmart, the world’s largest retailer, put unprecedented market power behind the Fair Food Program (FFP) when it committed to work with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) to strengthen and expand the FFP beyond Florida and into new crops. CIW’s campaign for justice for farmworkers began over 10 years ago with tomato pickers receiving “a penny more a pound.” Buyers for fast food restaurants and food service industry have signed on to the FFP. Walmart is the first retailer to do so.

Programs IPJC Annual Report 2013-2014

Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment (NWCRI)Celebrating 20 years of creating change!

NWCRI Shareholder Activities

X Engaged 56 Corporations X Addressed 20 social and environmental justice

issues X Participated in over 70 dialogues with corporate

executives X Filed 16 shareholder resolutions

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

Handeni, TanzaniaThere are 28 Justice Circles going on in Tanzania! Digna Peter was trained to facilitate Justice Circles when she was in Seattle with iLEAP, an organization that trains international leaders. The Circles are being conducted in Swahili in rural villages among mostly Muslim women. Each village Circle identifies the issue it will address, which include access to water, healthcare and literacy.Sunnyside, WAThe women of Nuestra Casa were happy to receive a victory from a previous Circle on the reduction of the utility rate increase. The original proposal for an increase of 14%

was decreased to 5.5%. Also, there was an 18% increase in assistance to low-income households. The subsequent Justice Circle traveled to Olympia to meet with legislators and wrote letters to restore funding for TANF. There was a $5.87 million reinvestment in funds for TANF.New Brunswick, NJThe St. Joseph Justice Circle participants, Latina immigrants with school-age children, addressed the cultural gaps and difficulties navigating and parenting in the US. They created an eight-scene play, Theatre of the Oppressed, with Fr. Kevin as the stage manager.Women of the Sacred Heart Circle worked on the lack of access to mental health services for Latinas. They held workshops on the integration of mental health and faith.

NicaraguaThe municipalities of El Rama and Rio Escondido on the Atlantic coast have some of the most impoverished indigenous and ethnic communities. Thirty women leaders from the region formed a Justice Circle to address the prevention of tropical diseases. In concert with the health department, the local university and national groups, the women created strategies, workshops and an educational campaign to address the prevention of tropical diseases.

Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)Success: On January 2, 2014 General Mills announced that original Cheerios will now be GMO-free! General Mills was one of the companies that received a shareholder resolution in 1999 asking the Company to remove all GMOs from its products until long-term safety testing shows that GMOs are safe.

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Programs IPJC Annual Report 2013-2014

Climate ChangeIn the 2014 proxy season, NWCRI and Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility members took the urgency of the need for companies to address climate change to the boardrooms of over 47 companies. NWCRI was the lead filer of a resolution with Bank of America requesting the Company to assess the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from its financing portfolio. The Bank is a top financer of GHG emissions-intensive industries such as coal, oil, gas and fossil fuel-based electric power. Almost one-fifth—24%—of shareholders supported the resolution!

FrackingSuccess: After five years of hydraulic fracturing resolutions supported by 26-30% of shareholders, ExxonMobil agreed to report on its website by September 30, 2014 how it assesses and manages risks for 26 management practices in 5 areas: chemicals, water and waste management, emissions, community impacts and management and accountability.

Bakken Oil Fields, ND

Oakland Café

Young adults in their 20s and 30s gather for justice, spirituality and community building

Child LaborHershey sourced 18% of all cocoa in 2013 from certified sources, nearly double the company’s original goal of 10%. With nearly one-fifth of cocoa sourced from socially and environmentally

sustainable practices, Hershey is on track to meet its goal of sourcing 100% certified cocoa by 2020, thus ending the use of child labor in its supply chain.

Access to HealthShareholders applauded CVS Caremark’s decision to end tobacco sales in its 7600 stores. Recognizing the conflict of interest in selling a cancer-causing agent in a self-described health care facility, ICCR began filing shareholder proposals on the issue over 20 years ago. We hope that this decision will be the tipping point to convince other major retail pharmacy chains—Walgreens, Walmart, and Rite Aid—to follow CVS’ model of corporate responsibility.

Our Justice Cafés were held at 34 sites in 6 countries!The Café topics for the year were:

XPositive PeacemakersXGenderXWater

XCulture of ViolenceXSocial MediaXHuman Trafficking

Young adults gather at a cafe, campus, church or community space to engage the justice topic. Participants then follow up with a virtual electronic connection to other cafés and actions for justice. A glimpse at our 2013-2014 Justice Cafés:

Davidson, NC: A robust conversation on the topic of Ending a Culture of Violence included how violence arises when people do not have their basic needs met. This led the group to probe more deeply into the unmet needs in their own community.We ended by reflecting on how little it takes to seem extraordinary in a world of bystanders. We think that those who stood up for nonviolent solutions, like Martin Luther King, Jr., are somehow fundamentally more capable of leadership than we are. We are just as capable as anyone who came before us. —Avery

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Programs IPJC Annual Report 2013-2014

Workshops, Presentations & Retreats

Nigeria: The Nigeria Café began as a way for Christian and Muslim young adults to create a space and a bridge for conversation in a country experiencing significant ethnic and religious violence. The cafés in Nigeria, one of our early sites, have faced obstacles over the years due to violence, but they have recognized the importance of continuing to gather. Their commitment to peace inspires us all.People create a sense of who they are through their relationships with others… People live with each other side by side for decades without differences but conflict pushes them to see each other as enemies instead of neighbors. —Augustine

Seattle, WA: The topic of Social Media explored how people have always used different ways to "appear busy" in our culture, whether it be the newspaper in the 1900s or people on their phones today. Different cafés concurred that social media is great for communicating, coordinating and gaining awareness, but problems can arise when people use it for "emotional gain."Social media can’t be a means to ensure social justice, but it can remove an issue’s invisibility which is the first barrier to achieving a solution. —Sara

Ottawa, KS: The university students created a human trafficking awareness and action event including speakers and information tables. Around 400 students attended and left on fire to act for justice!Thank you and your crew for helping us to contemplate, mobilize and make a difference! —John

Monterrey, Mexico: A new Café site was established at the University of Monterrey. Students expressed how important it was for them be in solidarity with other young people who cared about the same issues.It was great to hear other people as crazy as us who really think we can make changes in this world. —Razh

We gave over 50 presentations from Seattle, Washington to Tampa, Florida! The settings varied from schools and churches to grassroots community groups. Our outreach includes Catholic, Ecumenical, Interfaith and non-sectarian venues for peace education and action for justice and systemic change. Topics included:

X Peace & Justice Education for Educators

XClimate ChangeX Social ChangeXHuman TraffickingX Empowerment & Leadership X Simplicity

XViolence PreventionX EconomicsX ImmigrationXCorporate ResponsibilityXAdvocacy OrganizingX Spirituality of Justice

100th Edition! Readers applaud new format!

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A Matter of Spirit

Over 4,000 received our quarterly justice journal in print. Over 1,000 listened to AMOS via podcast!Fall—EducationWinter—Science and FaithSpring—TechnologySummer—Climate Change

Publications, Technology & Advocacy IPJC Annual Report 2013-2014

Federal AdvocacyWe have an active action alert page on our website that hundreds of people use to write to their legislators on critical issues including:X EnvironmentXArms Trade TreatyXWomen, Peace and

Security ActX International Violence Against

Women ActXHuman TraffickingXGun ControlXComprehensive Immigration

ReformXUnaccompanied MinorsXNuclear Weapon Expenditures

Catholic Advocacyto Reduce Poverty

Advocacy

XViolence PreventionX EconomicsX ImmigrationXCorporate ResponsibilityXAdvocacy OrganizingX Spirituality of Justice

Contemplative Dialogue Circles

Hydraulic Fracturing4-page education, analysis, reflection and action guide on fracking in the US and Canada

Fossil Fuel Transportation in the Pacific Northwest4-page description and mapping of coal and oil transportation

Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment ReportRead online or in the fall 2014 issue of A Matter of Spirit.

A six-session process on contemplation, dialogue and transformation provides an opportunity for those with differing perspectives and world views to build community.

Justice for Women NewsletterThe stories of successful social change action from our Justice Circles. The newsletter, which is written in Spanish and English, is mailed twice a year and can be found online at www.ipjc.org

TechnologyIncreasingly people are using the IPJC website as a go-to site for resources and materials for individuals, schools, churches and community groups.X People from 125 countries and every state in the

United States visit our websiteXThere were 49,987 resources downloaded from

ipjc.org!Live webinars simultaneously connect classrooms across North America.

Washington StateThe number of people attending Catholic Advocacy Day continues to increase with 550 signing up for the 2014 legislative visits.We scheduled 130 appointments and coordinated 8 buses leaving from churches from Bellingham to Vancouver to travel to Olympia.

Dialogue for JusticeThe partnership of Catholic Community Services, Washington State Catholic Conference and the Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center is growing a movement of people, churches and organizations to reduce poverty in Washington State.

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IPJC Donors: July 2013 - June 2014 IPJC Annual Report 2013-2014

Faridah Abdullah Richard Adams Delores Adelman, SSMO Shirley Adler Adrian Dominican Sisters Diane & Joe Ahern Kathleen Allard Kathy Alloway Thomas Allsopp Karen Allvin Madeline Ancelard Margaret Andersen & Robert WoltersLarry & Sharon Anderson Elsie Anderson Nancy Anderson, SNJM Rosalie Anderson, SNJM Annette Andrews-Lux Aronson Security Group, IncTrudie Atkinson Maureen Augusciak Nancy Bachman Charlann Bachmeier Ro Bacina Dee & Patrick Bader Diana Bader, OP Diane Baer Margaret Ball, SNJM Connie M. Ballantyne Paul & Susan Ballinger Pat Banasky Susan Bannon Mary Fran Barkshire Joe & Evelyn Barreca, Sr.Judy Bartels Mary Bartholet Steve & Marikay Bates Bobbie Beaudreau Winnie Becker Mary Lee Becker Cathy Beckley, SNJM Selma Beckwith Bonnie Behre Joan Bell Jeanne Bender Benedictine Sisters of

Cottonwood, IdahoBenedictine Sisters of Lacey Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel Judith Benkert, OPDorothy Berg, OP Joan Bergman Kathleen Berry Jeanne Berwick & James A. DegelBill & Melinda Gates Foundation Kathy Billings Diane Birk Brigette Blair Blessing FundJack & Maralyn Blume Margaret Botch, SP Rose Bowen, OP Patty Bowman Monica Bradley Betty Bradley, FSPA Dorothy Brandt Mary Breiling, SNJM Elinor Brennan Helen Brennan, SP Larry Brixius Ann Marie Brooks Nancy Brooks Roberta & Chet Brown

La Verne B. Brown Lisa Brown Mary Brown Kirby Brown & Olivia ZapataGilda Bruce, SSND Ann Brumbach Hazel Anne Burnett Jim & Becky Burns Jeanne Burns, OP Kerry Burrows Kay Burton, SNJM Judy Byrnes Judy Byron, OP Nellie Calacat Suzanne Cali Pat & Julie Callahan Sharon & Neil Callahan Pam Calvin Nancy Carel Maureen O. Carleton Bridget Carney Kathy Cartee Sharon Casey, OP Marilyn Cass Colleen CateyCatholic Campaign for

Human DevelopmentKate & Bob Chambers Donna Marie Chartraw, OSB Donna Christensen Mary Christenson Elaine & Jim Clark Mary Jo & Don Clarke Kathleen Clausen, OP Rev. Victor A. Cloquet Beverly M. Coco Berta Cohen Melanie Cohen Shelly Cohen & Julie ShapiroRoberta Cole Geraldine Cole Beth Colehour Carol Colleran Barbara Collier, SNJM Kathy Collins Patricia Collins Kathy Colombo & Pat MortonCongregation of St. Joesph,

Office of Peace & Justice Congregation of the Sisters of

St. Joseph of Peace Karen Conlin, SNJM Maddy Connolly Judith Connor Claudette Conrad, SNJM Linda Conroy Virginia & Larry Cooper Rose Theresa Costello, SNJM Gerry & Jerry Coupe Debra Covert-Bowlds Joyce Cox, BVM Blanche Crandall Mike Cronk Mae Cruikshank, SNJM Francis & Joanne Crum Kathy & Tom Cullen Kathleen & Thomas Cunningham Frances Cusack, OP Danielle Byron Henry Foundation Charlotte Davenport, CSJP Anne Davis, CSJ Rachael De Souza Yvonne de Turenne, SNJM

Lucille Dean, SP Georgie Marie & Dick Decker Mary & Larry DeForrest Elise DeGooyer & Bernie McDonoughMary Delateur Norma Dell, OP Ned & Janet Delmore Anthony DeLorenzo Lisa Dennison Jo'Ann DeQuattro, SNJM Mary Derig Madeline Mary Dervin, OP Michele Deslauriers Grace DiDomenicantonio, CSJP Maureen & Ronald DiGiacomo Mary Lou DiJulio, SNJM Mary Ellen Dillon Judy Dirks Mary Ann Dixon, OP Dominican Sisters of San Rafael Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters,

Assumption Convent Dominican West Chapter Steven Donaldson Mary Ellen & Tom Donnelly Mary Doyle J.L. Drouhard Gail Dubin Denny Duffell Sally Duffy Mary Duffy, OP Catherine A. Dummer Louise DuMont, CSJP Kay Marie Duncan, OSF Ha Tran Duong Mary Annette Dworshak, SNJM Jessie Dye Jim Eblen Lee Effinger Daniel Eiben Jane Elliott Catherine Ellis Dick & Linda Ellis Kathleen Emry Catherine Endicott Mary Estelle Gerry & Bob Faley Christine Farrell Pat & Lara Feltin Jo Anne Felton Ruth Ferris Margie Ferstl Sharon Filipcic Maggie Finley JoAnn Fleischaker, OP Deb & Rob Fleming Carol Fleming, OP Ollie & Fran Flor Rosemary Flora Joan Flynn, SNJM Ann Forbes Sue Ford Paula Foreman Claire Foster Jean Foster Bernice Fox Franciscan Sisters of

Perpetual Adoration Susan Francois, CSJP Sally Freed Katie & Dan Frei Pat Freund

Makiko Fujiwara, SNJM Marcia Fung Terri & Joe Gaffney Trish Gaine Willa & Robert Gaines Joan Gallagher, SP Joanne & John Gardner Mary Lila Gary & John AmackMargaret Genster Patty Geraghty Gail Giacomazzi Eleanor Gilmore, CSJP Anthony & Josephine Gnanarajah Fredda Goldfarb Alicia Gonzalez-Capestany &

Keo CapestanyShaughn Gorman & Kathryn KurtzCele Gorman, OP Mary Lee Gowell Sue Grady Grace Grant Katherine Gray, SNJM Becky Greear Iva Gregory, OP Susan Greif Maria Gri, CSJP Nadine Grogan, SNJM Darel Grothaus Guadalupe Guajardo, SNJM Julia Guerrero Dr. Alexandra Guliano Gretchen Gundrum, PhD &

Peter WaysSally Gunn, SNJM Barb Guzzo & Paul PurcellBertha Haas Joyceann & Keith Hagen John & Silvana Hale Raya Hanlon, OP Elizabeth Hansen Linda & Ted Hanson Ann Harrang Louise Harris Helen Harris Mary Hartrich Jack Harvey Karen Hawkins, SP Mary Hawkins, SP Kathleen Hearn, SNJM Lorene Heck, OP Marie & Dale Hedden Monica Heeran, CSJP Kathleen Heikel & Ann HeikelGinny Heinit Anja & John Helmon Rita Hemmer Kowats Kathryn Henderson Don & Carol Henry Rita Hensley Kathleen Hepner, SNJM Bruce Herbert Charlene Herinckx, SSMO Lynn Herink & Jon GordonAnne Herkenrath, SNJM Mary Ann Herres, SNJM Marijean Heutmaker Jane Hibbard, SNJM Carolyn & John Hickman Kelly Hickman Pat & Elizabeth Higgins Chris Hillman Emily Hitchens Doris Hixon

Mary Sean Hodges, OP Peggy Hoffman Erickson Cathy Hofstee Chris Hogness & Leesa LinckJanice Holkup, OP Margaret Holland Cherie Holman Nancy & Dick Holmes Holy Angels Academy

Alumnae Association Holy Names Academy

Social Justice Committee Holy Rosary Parish, Seattle Teak & Del Hoover James Hoover Patricia Hoppa Mary Hovander Charlene Hudon, SP Ramonda & Vincent Huff Tom Hulscher Sukyi Hur, CSJP Benneth Husted Allison Hutchinson Dolores Hutson, OP Jennifer Ibach & Peter LundquistDolores Jakes Trudy James Loretta & Gerard Jancoski Phyllis Jaszkowiak, SNJM Anne Jenkins Jane Jewell Geri Ann Johnson Lorraine Johnson Diane & Doug Johnson Marguerite Johnson Dr. Mary Ann Johnston Marian Julum-Weaver Mary Kahle Ed & Linda Kaiel Sally Jane Kaiser Tom & Laura Karlin Tim & Martha Karpoff Eileen Keane, CSJP Maureen Keeler, OP Laura Keim Veronica Kelley, OP Peggy Kennedy, SNJM M. Claire Kennedy, SSJ Pat Kenney Jane Kenyon Jim Keogh & Jane Nibler-KeoghCheryl Kerner Donna Keyser Maggie Kilbourne-Brook Victoria Kill Judy Killion Kathleen Kirschner Marcine Klemm, OP Anne Knapp Mary Ann Knowles Mary Kohli Janina Kokorowski, SNJM Diana & Richard Koob Michele Kopp, OP Jane Kortz Barb Kralj Alexis Krogh Teresa Kuntz Herta & Konrad Kurp Dawna & Jim Lahti Katherine Lake Mary Kay Lambert Barbara Lang

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.

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Andrea Langeland Louise Lansberry Barb Lantz R.W. Larroque Carolyn Lassek Betty LaVigne Yvonne Le Blanc, SP Cathy Leamy, SNJM Jeanne Marie Lee Bill & Laurita Lehtinen Patty & Dave Leinweber Sandia & John Lell Sheila Lemieux, CSJP Susie & Mark Leonard Weller Linda Lepeirs Ann & Brian Lewis Pat Lewis Margaret Lichter Maryfrances Lignana Teresa Linders Carmel Little, CSJP Dominica Lo Bianco, OSF Rosalie Locati, SP Mary Lonergan, OSF Linda Lopez Liang Patricia Lulay, SSMO Nancy Lundsgaard Ann Marie Lustig, OP Ida Mary MacAulay, CSJP Gregory MacCrone Catherine MacDonald Jennifer MacDonald Alexander MacGillivray TrustBrian Mack & Karin OgrenKenneth & Verna MacLean Michele MacMillan, OP Rev. John C. Madigan Gabriella Maertens Theresa Mahoney Wanda Mains Maureen Maloney, SNJM Marian Malonson Janet Marcisz, SNJM Mike & Nancy Mariano Paula Marter Tom Marti, MM Martin Family Foundation Ardine Martinelli Linda Maser, CSJ Mary Lee & Mike Matteson Sandra Matthews & Dan HannanKate & Ralph Maughan Millie May Judy May Louise McAllister Margaret & Robert McArthur Judy McAteer Joanne McCauley, OP Donna & Patrick McCormick Carol McCormick Lorna McCormick, SNJM Annette McDonald Pam McEachern Pam McKulka Anne McNamara, OSF Nancy McNulty Diane McQuiston Philip Meany Alexis Melancon, SP Nick & Mary Mele JoAnne Menard Patty Metzger Eileen Meyers, OP Microsoft Corporation Jeanne Mikesell Lyn Miletich Mary Lew Miller Jo-Anne Miller, CSJP Jeanette Millmann Lori Mitchell Tom Mitchell & James Jorgenson

Carla Montante, SP Eileen Montgomery Sheila & Stan Moon Tess Morales John & Kathy Morefield Fr. Gary Morelli Patty Morisset, OP Mary Munoz Mary Pat Murphy, OP Cathy Murray & Vince HerberholtJan Myhre Margie Mylet Mary Alice Naour, OP Toni Napoli, MA Judith Nelson Carol Nelson Bonnie Nelson Alice Nevue Anna Loan Nguyen, SP Norma Nickols Marsha Nieman Sue Nies Kelly Nolan Shafer Nikki Nordstrom Eileen Norris, PA Bob Norton Patricia Novak, OSF Rev. Roger G. O'Brien Maureen O'Brien, OP Maria L. Ochoa William O'Connell Jeanne O'Connor Kathleen O'Connor & Heidi ErdmannShannon O'Donnell Deanna O'Donnell Yoshio Ohno Kevin & Mary Ellen O'Keeffe Pamela Olson Mary Beth O'Neill Mary Kathleen O'Neill, OP Open Square Oregon Province Jesuits Gael O'Reilly Margaret O'Reilly, OSF Dennis Ortblad Suzanne T. Papcun Melissa Parisi & Mike OnzaySharon Park, OP Sharyn Parker Sara Parkin Kate & John Parrish Margaret Parry, CSJP Margaret Pastro, SP Frances Pavlas Bose Barbara Pavlic, SNJM Pat Peach, BVM Lynne Pearson Lucinda Peightal, SNJM Agnes Peplinski, OP Matt Perez Rosemary Perisich, SNJM Susanne Perri, OP Brian & Anna Peterson Virginia Pfluger, OP Marilyn Phalen Nan Phifer Rita Phillips Isabell Pierce Judy Pigott Peggy Pillette, SNJM Geri Pleva Joseph Podorsek Mark Potter Catherine Prendergast, OP Providence Health & Services Kathleen Pruitt, CSJP Barbara Puigh Denise Pyles Patricia A. Quann Kathy Quinn Cecilia A. Ranger, SNJM, PhD

Rosemary Rankins Vickie & John Rastetter Joyce Ray Maureen Reid John & Maureen ReidThe Reid GroupMary Frances Reis, BVM Jim Reitz Religious of the Sacred Heart Fr. John Renggli Jeri Renner, OP Cindy Reopelle Patty Repikoff Paula Reshotko Sue Richardson Betty Richardson Mary Sue Richen Jane Rickenbaugh Carol L. Ries, SNJM Linda Riggers, SNJM Evelyn Riley Kathy Riley Val Ritchie Shirley Roberg, SNJM Robert & Sharon Woody Living Trust Joseph Roberts Kay Robinson Jeanie & Tom Robinson Mary Ellen Robinson, SNJM Susan Roland Jeanne Rollins, OSF Maria Odelia Romero, OP Karen Rossman, OP Martha Rowland & Joe MartinDaniel Roy & Ann CacciariChristine Rudolph Maribeth & Rick Ryan Michael J. Ryan Judy Ryan, SNJM Rebecca Saldana Elaine Sanchez, SHF Helen Margaret Sargeant Joellen Sbrissa, CSJ Grace Sbrissa, CSJ Lorene Schaffner Greg & Jo Anne Schell Kitty & Roger Schiltz Lorraine Schneider, SFCC Mark Schoen Stephanie & Greg Schuler Lorene Schuster, SNJM Demetra Schwieger Hal & Jo Scott Shirley Sexton, SNJM Margaret Shannon, CSJP Judy Sharnes Dianne Shiner Ruth Shipp-Dart Pat & Joe Siemens Pat Siggs Mark & Lara Simmons Barb Simms Marilyn Simon Sinsinawa Dominicans Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth Sisters of Charity of the

Blessed Virgin Mary Sisters of Providence,

Casa Guadalupe Sisters of Providence,

Mother Joseph Province Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia Sisters of St. Francis, Marion House Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace,

Western Region Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon Sisters of the Holy Names,

Faculty House Sisters of the Holy Names,

Forest Grove, Oregon

Sisters of the Holy Names, General Administration

Sisters of the Holy Names, The Dalles, Oregon

Sisters of the Holy Names, US Ontario Province

Grace Skalski Ben & Olivia Skwiercz Suzanne Slankard Sarah Slater Laura & Tom Slavin Dale Snyder Marilyn Snyder Society of the Holy Child Jesus Gary Southerton & David IslaMary Spellicy, SNJM St. Aloysius Church, Spokane St. Mary's Church, Seattle St. Patrick Church, Seattle St. Rose Church, Longview Phyllis Lee Standefer Sharon Stangler, OP Gerald Stanley Lee Stanton Kathy Steichen Jovanna Stein, OP Elizabeth Stellas Susan Sterling Candace Stickney Anny & Robert Stoeck Donna Stone Carol Stone Brenda Stratton Ria Stroosma Dixie Strunk Kathleen Stupfel, SNJM Jim Sullivan Arlene Sullivan Peg Sullivan Richard & Sandra Sullivan Charlotte & Earl Sutherland Sylvia Swanke, RSM Judy & Dennis Sweeney Tacoma Dominicans Joan Talbert Stefanie Talmadge Mary Tannahill Mary Tansill Beth Taylor, CSJP Mark & Tami Teaford Suzanne Thiel Dorothy Thielk, OP Millie Thompson Preston Thompson & Vicki McMullinMaureen Thorstensen Pat Thrasher Tim & Alice Tibbals Rafael Tilton, OSF Anne Timlick John Topel, SJ Barb Townsend Dorothy Trinen Betty Troup Loretta Tryka Mary Trzasko, OP Noreen Twomey, CSJP Gene & Susan Underwood Ursuline Sisters of the Roman Union Charlotte Van Dyke, SP Kay Van Stralen Marie & Philip Vartanian Lynnette Vehrs Amy Virnig Jo Anne Voegtlin Sue Von Bank, SSND Deanna Rose Von Bargen, RSCJ Sandy Vroman Julie Wagner Christopher Wagner, OSF George & Rita Waldref

Judy Walker Mary Kay Walsh Connie Walsh, OP Kathleen Walsh, SNJM Jean & Michael Walters Theresa Ward Marylyn Ward & Jay JohnstonRuth Warmuth Laura Watts Ruth Ways Mary Ellen Weber Eileen Weeg Pat Weidinger Debby Weidner Dr. Clarann Weinert, SC Susan Wells, SNJM Arnadene Welton Bean, SNJM Merri Wentworth Joseph & Carolyn Wenzl Anne & Joe Wermus Diane S. Whalen Mary Wheeler Marge & Bob White Teresa White, SP Toni Lee & Dick Whitfield Pat Whitney Dr. Susanne Whitt Kathi & Jim Whittaker Pete & Karen Wickstrand Amy Williams Kathy Wilmering Mary Wilson, SP Pierrette Wing Mary Wingate Mary Winter Kathy & Dale Withey Jean Withrow & James HaggertyJacquelyn Witte Steve Wodzanowski & Cindy FerrellGretta Woodlock, OP Georgia Yianakulis, SNJM Roger Yockey, SFO & Marilyn YockeyNancy Young Polly Young & Dr. Heidi GemperleKC Young, OP IN HONOR OF:2013-2014 Dominican West

Jubilarians 2014 Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace

Jubilarians 2014 Sisters of Providence Jubilarians Judy Byron, OP Louise DuMont, CSJP Kit Eveits Cele Gorman, OP Joan Kowalski, OP Megan McArthur Welling Monica Moffat, SNJM Rosemary Rognstad Grace Sbrissa, CSJ Joellen Sbrissa, CSJ Polly Young & Heidi Gemperle

IN MEMORY OF:Marisa Altschul Marie Cain Joyce Carver Betty Crow Jackie Dean Mary Fleming, CSJP Richard Gorman Cecilia Marie Gri, CSJP Anne Heger, OP Colleen Kelleher Thomas Kessing, CSJP Teddie Kopp Susan Pattenaude Ayer Maureen Rose, OP

Climate Change:Our Call to ConversionA Four-Session Process for Faith Communities

Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center

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Climate Change: Our Call to Conversion

Form a group and use our new 4-session booklets! X Our Earth Community X The Science of Climate Change: Call to Change Course X Ecological Conversion X Eco-Imagining Our Emerging Future

Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center1216 NE 65th StreetSeattle, WA 98115-6724

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Stewardship of resources

Revenue

Donors / Grants / Interest $222,666

Sponsoring communities & groups $155,622

Total revenue $378,288

Expenses

Program $333,556

Capital & Technology $15,392

Administration $21,000

Total expenses $369,948

Building Community, Creating Change

Coming in 2014-2015

March 7, 2015 Pat Kozak, CSJ―New Consciousness: Becoming Agents of Cultural Change

March 26, 2015 Catholic Advocacy Day

Monthly

Justice Cafés—3rd week of the month. Tell young adults about the café series!Human Trafficking Vigils—1st Sunday of each month. Join a vigil or start a new vigil!

Seasonal

Call to schedule an IPJC workshop!Use an IPJC publication!