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About me

Location	Chicago, Illinois, United States
Introduction	I have been developing and managing faith-based justice, peace, cross-cultural, and community service programs for nearly 20 years. I am a founder and current president of Just Haiti, a fair trade coffee project located in Haiti (www.justhaiti.org). My current day job is with Catholic Relief Services. I have worked with Christian Peacemaker Teams in Colombia and Palestine, accompanying rural communities at risk of violence from armed groups, and on the U.S.-Mexico border with groups trying to prevent migrant deaths. I worked in parish ministry for nearly eight years, where I was responsible for developing and managing parish-based justice and service ministries. I hold a Doctor of Ministry degree, in cross-cultural ministry, from Catholic Theological Union, where I also have taught a course on social and economic justice ministry. I enjoy consulting with parishes and other groups who want to establish or develop their own international mission and solidarity projects, and present often, in various venues, on those topics.

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Introduction

I have been developing and managing faith-based justice, peace, cross-cultural, and community service programs for nearly 20 years. I am a founder and current president of Just Haiti, a fair trade coffee project located in Haiti (www.justhaiti.org). My current day job is with Catholic Relief Services. I have worked with Christian Peacemaker Teams in Colombia and Palestine, accompanying rural communities at risk of violence from armed groups, and on the U.S.-Mexico border with groups trying to prevent migrant deaths. I worked in parish ministry for nearly eight years, where I was responsible for developing and managing parish-based justice and service ministries. I hold a Doctor of Ministry degree, in cross-cultural ministry, from Catholic Theological Union, where I also have taught a course on social and economic justice ministry. I enjoy consulting with parishes and other groups who want to establish or develop their own international mission and solidarity projects, and present often, in various venues, on those topics.