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board of directors Susan Baber Vincent C. Caponi Salvador Colon Matt Cuff Christina Dominguez Elizabeth A. Donnelly Cecilia González-Andrieu Tina Facca-Miess, Ph.D. Richard P. Hogan, Jr. Paris Jones Fred Kammer, S.J. Robert Lassalle-Klein Charlotte Mahoney Nicholas Napolitano Brent Otto, S.J. Scott Powers Stephen Privett, S.J. Margaret Murphy Stockson Kerry Weber Justin T. White
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national advisory council Mike Allison, Ph.D. Jennifer Ayala, Ph.D. Sam Deitch Maria DeSangles Samii Hartman Mike Hayes Ryan Heffernan Ann Holmquist Ken Homan, S.J. Shannon Hughes Mark McGuire Ed Nuñez Nathan Sessoms, Ph.D.
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Lena Chapin Networking & Development Director Elizabeth Cross Administrative Assistant Riley Justice Intern Christopher Kerr Executive Director Anna Masica Intern Kim Miller Program Director Josie Schuman Intern Kelly Swan Communications Director Leanne Tang Intern
ISN’s network includes more than 90 institutional members from 24 states and Canada, including Jesuit and other Catholic high schools, colleges and universities, parishes, and other partner organizations.
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Member institutions Bellarmine College Preparatory Bellarmine Preparatory School Bishop Canevin High School Bishop O’Dowd High School Boston College Boston College High School Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School Brophy College Preparatory Canisius College Carondelet High School Center of Concern Cheverus High School Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola College of St. Francis Xavier High School College of the Holy Cross Creighton Preparatory School Creighton University De La Salle High School De Smet Jesuit High School Fairfield College Preparatory School Fairfield University Fordham Preparatory School Fordham University Georgetown Preparatory School Georgetown University Gesu Church Gonzaga College High School Gonzaga University Holy Trinity Catholic Church Ignatian Spiritual Life Center Jesuit College Preparatory School Jesuit High School Jesuit High School Portland Jesuit Schools Network Jesuit Volunteer Corps Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest
John Carroll University Kino Border Initiative Le Moyne College Loyola Academy Loyola Blakefield Loyola High School Loyola High School of Los Angeles Loyola Marymount University Loyola School Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Maryland Loyola University New Orleans Marquette University Marquette University High School McQuaid Jesuit High School NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice Notre Dame School of Manhattan Our Lady of Guadalupe Regis High School Regis Jesuit High School Regis University Rockhurst High School Rockhurst University Sacred Heart Preparatory Saint Joseph’s University Saint Louis University Saint Peter’s Preparatory School Saint Peter’s University Santa Clara University Scranton Preparatory School Seattle University Spring Hill College St. Agnes Catholic Church St. Alphonsus Rodriguez Church St. Bonaventure’s College St. Francis Xavier Parish St. Ignatius Church St. Ignatius College Prep St. Ignatius College Preparatory St. Ignatius High School St. Ignatius Loyola Parish St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish St. John’s Jesuit High School and Academy St. Joseph’s Preparatory School St. Louis University High School St. Mary Student Parish St. Paul’s High School St. Peter’s Catholic Church St. Therese Catholic Church St. Xavier High School The Father McKenna Center University of Detroit Mercy University of San Francisco University of Scranton Villanova University Walsh Jesuit High School Wheeling Jesuit University Xavier University
From the Director The Ignatian Solidarity Network’s capacity to network, educate, and form advocates for justice grows each year. This growth is vital at a time when many forces in our society seek to diminish the dignity of those who are most vulnerable. At the root of our work is forming advocates who have a deep respect for the dignity of all people—those who migrate, those affected by the degradation of creation, those who experience marginalization from racial discrimination in our institutions and country. We do this throughout the year in many ways—through digital storytelling, in-person experiences to encounter the issues as lived experiences, programs for emerging justice leaders, and opportunities to directly engage in advocacy with political leaders—uniquely emphasizing a culture of dignity emblematic of our grounding in the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
Christopher Kerr ISN Executive Director
^ ^ PICTURED: ISN Executive Director Christopher Kerr offers the welcome at the 2017 Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice
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campaign for hospitality
“Hospitality, which is one of the works of mercy, is revealed as a truly human and Christian virtue.” Pope Francis The second year of the Campaign for Hospitality saw great strides in the Ignatian network’s presence as a community of welcome—particularly in the face of increasingly hostile national discourse on immigration issues. Thousands of high school and college students, faculty, and staff, members of Jesuit parishes, and others connected to Jesuit ministries responded as advocates with a commitment to learning, action, and friendship with and for those who are forced to migrate.
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^ ^ PICTURED: Nationwide, Campaign for Hospitality engagement ranged from border immersions and legislative action to social media campaigns, prayer vigils, and campus awareness events—all providing opportunities for encounter, understanding, and action on a host of immigration issues.
Love Your Neighbor
For Valentine’s Day in February of 2018, the Ignatian network mobilized to show love to our neighbors. ISN’s Love Your Neighbor Campaign united more than 5,000 individuals in efforts to support, advocate with, and affirm the dignity of those who migrate through a valentine-writing initiative to Congressional members throughout the U.S. and a robust social media campaign. ^ ^ PICTURED: (Top) On Ash Wednesday, members of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, a Jesuit parish in Washington, D.C., delivered “Love Your Neighbor Valentines” to the offices of U.S. senators and representatives who are graduates of Jesuit schools or serve a district or state which contains a Jesuit institution. (Bottom) A Loyola Blakefield student writes a Valentine to his representative.
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encounter ISN joined Jesuit Central and Southern province staff and parish members for a border immersion in El Paso. Participants deepened their understanding of border complexities and encountered realities of migration through visits to shelters, legal offices, and a detention facility.
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Brophy College Preparatory in Phoenix organized a DACA Teach-In, featuring student stories from four DACA recipients and perspectives from Kino Border Initiative— livestreamed with assistance from ISN to build a culture of understanding throughout the Jesuit network.
During the summer of 2018, the Ignatian network advocated for families separated at the U.S.-Mexico border. 5,841 individuals joined ISN’s legislative advocacy efforts, and Jesuit parish and school groups joined “Families Belong Together” marches across the country.
^ ^ PICTURED: (Left) El Paso border immersion participants (Center) DACA recipients prepare to speak at Brophy College Prep [Cr. Jake Kelly ‘09] (Right) A young Ignatian network member participates in the Cleveland “Families Belong Together” rally
t he t each-in shif ted M y w orldview by co nne cti n g m e w it h peo pl e who h av e c omple tel y di f f erent st ories and li f e exper i e n ce s f rom my o wn. caitlin drake walsh jesuit high school ‘18
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ignatian family teach-in for justice The 20th annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice built upon a network for justice, equipping the 2,000 attendees to “row into the deep�—to be challenged and strengthened in order to build a greater, stronger, more enduring love of justice and ability to work for change. Beyond Teach-In speakers, breakout sessions, policy briefings, and networking events, more than 1,400 individuals participated in Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill, advocating for the Dream Act and a racially-just criminal justice system.
^ ^ Pictured: (Left) Advocacy Day attendees unite in prayer. (Center) Fr. Bryan Massingale, professor at Fordham University and racial justice scholar, emphasized the pervasive injustice of racism as a keynote speaker. (Right) Exhibitors and attendees network at the 2017 Teach-In
F o r mati on f o r a f a it h t h a t d o e s j u s t ic e d o es n’ t end a t g r ad u atio n. ISN recognizes that young alumni are critical to building a more just future—which is why ISN’s programs geared toward this demographic are always expanding.
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(2) The always-vibrant Young Alumni Happy Hour Q&A held each year at the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice saw 150+ in attendance for a conversation with Sr. Simone Campbell, S.S.S., emceed by Fr. James Martin, S.J.
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(1) Annie Boyd-Ramirez (Marquette University ‘07) and Andrew Lunetta (Le Moyne College ‘12) were recognized in April of 2018 with the Moira O’Donnell Emerging Leaders for Justice Award. The award, named for Moira O’Donnell, an ISN executive director who passed away unexpectedly at age 33, was presented this year by her sister, Aimee O’Donnell.
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(3,4) This year saw major growth in ISN’s Solidarity on Tap series, hosted with Jesuit Volunteer Corps and Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest. More than 425 people attended 16 events across the U.S.
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robert m. holstein faith doing justice award ISN presented the Robert M. Holstein Faith Doing Justice award to Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J., founder of Homeboy Industries. He has committed his life’s work to providing hope, training, and support to formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated men and women.
esta b l i s h i n g ad v ocacy lin k s of m u t u al su pport This year, the Ignatian network robustly answered the call of the Jesuits’ 35th General Congregation to “engage in. . . establishing advocacy links of mutual support between those who hold political power and those who find it difficult to voice their interests.”
for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the Dream Act, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), and families separated at the U.S.-Mexico border. ISN also worked with Loyola University Chicago and Saint Peter’s University to coordinate advocacy outreach urging a stay of deportation for family members of two students.
The need for advocacy with and for those whose voices are not given power in our nation has never been more critical. ISN coordinated efforts on behalf of the Deferred Action
Participants met with U.S. Senate and House offices, discussing root causes of migration, family separation at the U.S.-Mexico border, and the situation of DACA recipients.
In collaboration with the Jesuit Conference Office of Justice and Ecology, ISN coordinated a sub-region meeting of the Jesuit Migration Network of Central and North America—with representatives from 15 Jesuit and partner institutions.
^^ PICTURED : (Top) Letters from Sacred Heart Catholic Church, a Jesuit
parish in Richmond, Va., were delivered to Senate offices. (Bottom left) Participants at the Jesuit Migration Network meeting. (Bottom right) ISN intern Leanne Tang at the Catholic Day of Action with Dreamers in Washington, D.C.
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1,500+ participated in legislative advocacy meetings
Focal advocacy issues included migration, racial justice, and care for creation
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Ignatian Network institutions signed on to the Catholic Climate Covenant “We Are Still In” campaign, in support of the Paris Climate Agreement
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advocated against the deportation of two members of the Jesuit network
ISN has effectively conceptualized advocacy in a very tangible way for me. It has shaped, and will continue to shape, my trajectory as an agent of change in through an Ignatian lens, and for that I am truly grateful. pedro guerrero loyola university chicago ‘14
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parish justice summit Parishioners, staff, and clergy from 15 Jesuit parishes across the U.S., joined by representatives from JustFaith, the Jesuit Conference Office of Justice and Ecology, and Jesuits West, gathered at Regis University in Denver for ISN’s Jesuit Parish Justice Summit. The Summit provided opportunities for idea sharing and networking
around parish work for social justice—with a focus on immigration, care for creation, and racial justice. The Summit marked the kickoff of ISN’s Jesuit Parish Collaboration Framework—promoting a stronger Jesuit parish network leading to coordinated discernment and action on justice issues.
Pictured: Brian Christopher, S.J., delivers the opening keynote.
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arrupe leaders summit
ISN facilitated Arrupe Leaders Summits in Maryland, Ohio, and California, providing social justice leadership training grounded in the legacy of Pedro Arrupe, S.J. and Ignatian spirituality to more than 100 high school students from nearly 25 schools. Throughout the Summit, students and faculty shared social justice programming ideas and made connections with fellow social justice leaders from around the country. “As a scho o l com mu n i t y , w e a r e s o g rateful t o t h e A rru p e L e ad e r s Su mmit fo r mo l di n g o ur s t u d e nt s to lead wit h co n f i de n ce a nd le a d with the h e a rt .” beth mueller stewart, m.div. bishop o’dowd high school
Our c o m m i t m en t t o a more ju s t wor ld n ev e r s t ops. ISN’s web presence is working around the clock to keep you connected to a network that does justice.
207,000 ISN’s 2018 daily Lenten series asked: How will we work together to build a world in which the dignity of all people is upheld? “So how do we break forth and claim our places in the church? . . . by realizing that all of us baptized Christians are part of the church . . . by remembering that we all have a right to participate and make our voices known . . . by remembering that in the midst of sin there is grace; in the midst of inertia there is progress, and in the midst of death there is new life.” james martin, s.j. good friday: claiming a place
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38 students. 14 Jesuit colleges and universities. A shared capacity for compassion. For four days at the 2017 Ignatian Justice Summit, Jesuit college and university students gathered from throughout the U.S. to connect, educate, and network for immigration justice.
“The Summ i t ga v e m e t h e t o o ls t o s a y ‘t h i s i s p ar t o f o u r Je su it valu e s’: i t’ s not just a b ou t w o rk i n g f o r j u s t i c e f o r m e o r f o r o the r immigran ts, b ut it is wh a t o ur J e sui t m i s s i o n v a lu e s a r e a b o u t . ”
José Cabrera, Xavier University student and DACA recipient
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immersion coordinators summit Twenty-seven staff from twenty Ignatian network colleges and universities gathered in Chicago to share best practices and network to develop ethical and holistic immersion program experiences. “This gathering always provides a unique and crucial space for collegiality, collaboration, and learning. Ongoing formation and spaces like these are essential and we seek to ensure that our programs are responsible, responsive, ethical, and engaging.�
Susan Haarman, Summit Facilitator Loyola University Chicago
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DONOR SPOTLIGHT a ly ssa p erez
ISN feels like my moral compass. It has kept me accountable as I work to integrate justice into my life beyond my volunteer experience. It has been integral to my re-entry into the U.S. after two years in Belize. I believe in ISN’s mission and the future the network seeks. I give because I know that an organization can have the best mission in the world, but if they don’t have the funds to do the work the mission cannot be achieved.
“ i bel i eve i n ISN’ s mi ssi o n a nd the f utu re the netw o rk s eeks.” Alyssa Perez, ISN Donor
Pictured: ISN Board of Directors and staff visited Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles.
Your donation makes a difference. 80% of every dollar goes directly to programming. James Roche Maria Rodrigues Jan Ryszkowski Robert Sapunor Beth Scanlon Jennifer Seelman Stiven Sally Staff Azusa Takegami Nancy Taylor Maura Toomb Gail Tovrog Sonia Umanzor Rev. Mike Van Cleve John Veal John Vu Michael Warner Megan Wilson-Reitz Kim Zarif $1-$49 Matthew Anderson Roy Bakos Megan Barry McKenzae Bartels Keith Bateman Candace Backer Bud Blake Matt Brazil Ann Marie and Patrick Brennan Renin Broadnax Joan Byrne Howard Cameron CeCe Campbell Victor Carmona Lena Chapin Hon. William Chinnock Brian Cloyd Bridget Cullen Sadie Curtin Liz D’Onofrio Sara Damewood Ray and Peggy Daull Johnnie DeWilde Jason Downer, S.J. Michael Due
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ISN has been part of my life for 10 years, from taking students to the Teach-In in Georgia, to board service and beyond. I’m committed to ISN as an educator and a Catholic. I believe it is one of the best ways we can introduce young people to social justice as an important part of their faith lives. I give so ISN can continue to develop young leaders for the church and society.
“I g i v e s o ISN c a n c o ntin u e to d e v e lo p yo u ng le ad e rs fo r the c h u r c h an d s o c i e t y. ” Bill Hobbs, ISN Donor
Boreta Singleton Dr. Mariah Snyder Deanna Howes Spiro St. Peter’s Catholic Church Brian Stefan-Szittai Geralyn Stenger Agnes Stipetich Hadley Stocker Natalie Terry Rev. Benjamin J. Urmston, S.J. Rev. Robert Uzzilio Marie Viola Raymond Ward Eric Weislogel Justin White Woconish Family Charles Wymes Martín Zaldívar Mary Zuegner In Honor Of: All of our young advocates Rev. George Anderson, S.J. Anonymous Teresa Bautista’s nieces and nephews Rev. Greg Boyle, S.J. Robyn and Vince Caponi and family Rowan Chinnock Rev. Charlie Currie, S.J. Joud Dabaj Katie Davis Grace Donnelly Tim Finn Andy Gleason Rev. Dan Hartnett, S.J. Robert Holstein Eunice Howitt Rev. T Howland, S.J. Rev. Jim Hug, S.J. Jesuit Volunteer Corps Paige Katzfey Hannah Kelley Chris Kerr Rev. James King, S.J. Baby Knestrick-Myers Barbara Kohnen Rev. Gap LoBiondo, S.J. Rev. Don Macmillan, S.J. James Martin, S.J.
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ARRU PE LEVEL ($1,500) The Clifford M. Lewis, S.J. Appalachian Insititute at Wheeling Jesuit University Columban Center for Advocacy and Outreach Fairfield University Center for Faith and Public Life Fordham Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest International Samaritan Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States Jesuit Schools Network Jesuit Refugee Service/USA Loyola Press Service Year Saint Louis University
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The Ignatian Solidarity Network (ISN) is a national organization that networks, educates, and forms advocates for social justice animated by the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola and the witness of the Jesuit martyrs of El Salvador and their companions. Learn more: ignatiansolidarity.net