As the Associate Director, I support SGI member engagements in Human Rights (e.g. human trafficking, supply chain labor, immigration, fair chance hiring) and Health (e.g. affordability of medicines, opioid epidemic, tobacco). I also manage our website and social media and continue to support The Human Thread.

Inspired by Catholic Social Teaching, The Human Thread seeks to foster Catholics’ awareness that promotes solidarity between consumers of clothing and the people who produce them in order to create a more just economy and sustainable communities.I am responsible for organizing all campaign activities from the pilot phase to scaling phase. Together with the Human Thread steering committee and subgroups, I oversee the development and execution of strategies leading to the launching of a national campaign. I work with consumers in seeking corporate social responsibility, pursuing human rights in global supply chains through ethical business practices.The Human Thread is a project of Seventh Generation Interfaith Coalition for Responsible Investment. https://seventhgenerationinterfaith.org/

The Congregation of Holy Cross is an international religious congregation in the Roman Catholic Church composed of religious brothers and religious priests. Founded by Blessed Basile Moreau, the Congregation works as educators in the faith in 16 countries. In schools, parishes, and missionary work, we serve as men with hope to bring, proclaiming that the Cross of Christ is our only hope. Ave Crux, Spes Unica. http://www.holycrossusa.org/

* Incorporated immigrants into parish leadership* Reinvigorated the parish soup kitchen increasing meals and volunteers more than seven-fold* Created and implemented parish digital media plan and built the webpage with top SEO among peers* Coached 20 pastors in a stewardship pilot project for the Archdiocese of Santiagohttp://parroquiansa.cl/

The Wabash Pastoral Leadership Program of leadership development and theological reflection upon pastoral ministry is to engage pastors in explorations of critical economic, educational, and political challenges facing Indiana communities, and help them develop the knowledge and skills to become stronger leaders in their congregations and communities.As an ongoing learning community, the inaugural fellowship began their exploration of adaptive challenges in leadership through an intensive conference in conversation with Ronald Heifetz, who is with the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.http://www.wabash.edu/news/displayStory_print.cfm?news_ID=6539

* Led the merger of a trilingual, socio-economically diverse parish community* Advocated for immigrants, locally and nationally* Raised $500,000 outside of the parish annually* Managed a $1.8 million budget* Hired and evaluated personnel for parish and school* Co-founder and president of multi-faith community organizing effort with the Gamaliel Foundation