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Two Feet, One Voice: Building a Home for All 32nd Annual Social Action Summer Institute University of Utah July 25-28, 2019 TWO FEET, ONE VOICE: BUILDING A HOME FOR ALL Conference Program Schedule Roundtable Award Winner Biographies and Presentation Descriptions Maps and Salt Lake City Visitor Information ROUNDTABLE ASSOCIATION OF CATHOLIC DIOCESE SOCIAL ACTION DIRECTORS DIOCESE OF SALT LAKE CITY 27 C STREET TELEPHONE (801) 328-8641 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84103 FAX (801) 328-0328 OFFICE OF THE BISHOP July 25, 2019 Dear Friends in Christ, I am delighted to welcome all of you for the Roundtable Social Action Summer Institute. It is a great honor and privilege for us to host this gathering at a time when the social teachings of our faith are so crucial for the common good. The theme “Two Feet, One Voice, Building A Home For All” and the distinguished presenters guarantee four days that will truly be enriching for all the participants. We are grateful for your commitment to the social mission of the Church in upholding the sanctity and dignity of life as well as in pursuit of justice and peace. God blesses our world with people who have the heart of Christ that loves and cares for the little ones, the poor, the oppressed and those marginalized by our society. Your participation in this gathering is a source of hope and inspiration. Our missionary diocese has a long tradition of welcoming strangers in our midst and reaching out in charity to those who are most vulnerable. We join you in articulating and integrating the Catholic Social Tradition in our mission of evangelization. I pray that this Institute experience will renew our commitment to live our faith more profoundly and to strengthen our social ministry outreach. May your stay with us be a rewarding experience of God’s blessing. Yours truly in the Lord, Most Reverend Oscar A. Solis, D.D. Bishop of Salt Lake City Thursday, July 25 Sponsor: The Roundtable Association of Catholic Diocesan Social Action Directors 12:00-2:45 PM Registration and Check-in Peterson Heritage Center (PHC) 12:00-2:30 PM Bread for the World Listening Session PHC Rm 2A 3:00 PM Opening Mass Post Chapel Most Rev. Oscar A. Solis, Diocese of Salt Lake City 5:00 PM Roundtable Awards Banquet: Social 5-5:30 Red Butte Garden Dinner and award: 6-7:30 7:30 PM Explore the Garden! Friday, July 26 Sponsor: Catholic Charities USA 8:00-8:30 AM MASS Theater 7:30-8:45 AM Breakfast PHC 9:00-9:15 AM Opening Prayer – CCUSA Theater 9:15-10:45 AM Plenary: Using Social Enterprise to Address Poverty Locally and Globally Theater Moderator: Sean Wendlinder, CCHD Caroline Ross, Sorenson Impact Center; Scott Hurd, Catholic Charities USA; Mikaele Sansone, Catholic Relief Services Plenary: Building Home in a Changing Climate 11-12:15 Moderator: Catherine Orr, Roundtable Association Theater Brian McInerney, National Weather Service; Jeff Robison, M.D., Global, Rural & Underserved Child Health Program; Robert Vigil, Catholic Relief Services 12:30-1:30 Lunch PHC 1:30 PM CCHD Visits Stay at the U of U: Congregation-Based Community Organizing with One LA IAF (Post Theater) Board buses to: Powerful Moms and Crossroads Urban Center Lawn area north of the Spice Kitchen Incubator gazebo Wasatch Community Gardens Green Team Farm 6:00 PM Dinner on your own downtown TRAX, Uber, Lyft, etc. Saturday, July 27 Sponsor: Catholic Relief Services 7:30-8:30 AM Breakfast PHC Daily Mass available in Officer’s Club at 8:00 AM 8:45-9:00 AM Morning prayer and announcements PHC 1A/B 9:15-10:30 AM EXHIBIT TABLES OPEN - North Room Officer’s Club West Room: Diocesan Skill Building: The Human Story: The “How To” of Ethical Storytelling: Rebekah Lemke, CRS South Room: Building a Home for All Thematic Track: Innovative Employment Solutions for Homeless Individuals: Vicki Giesler, Department of Workforce Services; Loggins Merrill, Department of Workforce Services; Adrian Selle, Vivint Smart Home Arena East Room: Parish Skill Building: Social Mission as the Key to Parish Renewal: Jack Jezreel, Just Faith Ministries PHC 1A/B PHC 1A/B: Parish and Diocese Skill Building: Living Faith: An Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching Principles for Ministry: Genevieve Mougey, Bread for the World 10:30-10:45 Break 10:45AM-noon EXHIBIT TABLES OPEN -- North Room Officers’ Club West Room: Diocesan Skill Building: Fundamentals of Public Speaking: Matt Wazenek, Toastmaster’s International South Room: Building a Home for All Thematic Track: Trauma 101:Taking the B.S (Blame and Shame) Out of Trauma: Dr. Mary Beth Vogel-Ferguson, University of Utah East Room: Parish Skill Building: The Parish and “Social Sin”: Tom Ulrich, Ignation Volunteer Corps. This session will run until 12:15. PHC 1 A/B: Parish and Diocese Skill Building: Living Faith Part II: Genevieve Mougey, Bread for PHC 1A/B the World 12:00 PM Lunch Peterson Heritage Center 1:30-2:45 PM EXHIBIT TABLES OPEN – North Room Officers’ Club West Room: Diocesan Skill Building: Building a Diocesan Campaign to Fight Human Trafficking: Kat Doyle, Archdiocese of Atlanta South Room: Building a Home for All Thematic Track 1: Do I See Jesus in My Neighbor & Why Not?: Dr. Paul H. White, University of Utah PHC 1 A/B: Building a Home for All Thematic Track 2: Organizing for Affordable Housing: Janet Hirsch and Robert Hoo, One LA –IAF East Room: Parish Skill Building: Knowing, Loving, and Serving the Poor: What you can do: Maria Stokes, St. Martin’s Ministry; Daniel Quintanilla, St. Martin’s Ministry; Blake Brouillette, Christ in the City 2:45-3:15 PM Break 3:15-4:30 PM EXHIBIT TABLES OPEN – North Room Officers’ Club West Room: Diocesan Skill Building: Best Practices: The Joys and Challenges of Supervising Interns: Anne Avellone, Archdiocese of Santa Fe South Room: Building a Home for All Thematic Track: Serving Rural Communities in Need: Scott Cooper, Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington PHC 1 A/B: : Building a Home for All Thematic Track 2: The Church Labor Partnership Project: Working with Unions and Workers’ Centers to Promote Justice for Workers and Immigrants: Kevin Fitzpatrick, Catholic Charities of New Orleans; Fr. Clete Kiley, UNITEHERE; Clayton Sinyai, Catholic Labor Network East Room: Parish Skill Development: Implementing Laudato Si: Practical Approaches for Any Catholic Organization: Jose Aguto, Catholic Climate Covenant 5:00 PM Dinner PHC 6:30 PM Social-Sponsored by Bread for the World Officer’s Club 7:00-8:30 PM Catholic Mobilizing Network Movie Officer’s Club Sunday, July 28 Sponsor: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops 7:45-8:45 AM Breakfast Theater 9:00-9:15 AM Opening Prayer – USCCB- JPHD/CCHD Theater 9:30-10:30 AM Keynote Address: Archbishop John C. Wester, Archdiocese of Santa Fe Theater 11:00AM - 12:30 Sending Mass Chapel PM Harry A. Fagan Roundtable Award The Roundtable Board of Directors is thrilled to announce the 2019 Harry A. Fagan Award Winner Sr. Norma Pimentel, M.J. Sister Norma Pimentel, M.J. is the executive director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley as well as an advocate for immigrants and refugees and the most vulnerable among us. She is a true embodiment of hope and inspiration to social action directors across the country. Her work at the Humanitarian Respite Center has impacted thousands of people in crisis, restoring basic human dignity and providing hope to families. She will be honored at the banquet on Thursday, July 25, 2019 at SASI in Salt Lake City. Please join Roundtable as we give thanks for the work of Sister Norma Pimentel, M.J.! Harry A. Fagan (1939-1992) The Roundtable Association of Catholic Diocesan Social Action Directors presents the Harry A. Fagan Award annually to a person or persons whose work, in the tradition of Catholic social teaching, has led to significant progress towards greater social justice and dignity for all members of society at the national or international level. PRESENTATION DESCRIPTIONS AND PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES THURSDAY, July 25 Opening Mass: Post Chapel 3:00 p.m. Presider: Most Reverend Oscar A. Solis, Diocese of Salt Lake City Biography: The Most Reverend Oscar A. Solis was ordained a priest on April 28, 1979 for the Diocese of Cabanatuan. He served as a priest, professor and vocation director, among other assignments in the Phillipines and as a pastor in New Jersey and Louisiana before his appointment as a bishop on December 11, 2003. He was ordained on February 10, 2004, the first Filipino bishop ordained in the United States. Bishop Solis served as Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles until his appointment on January 10, 2017, as the Tenth Bishop of Salt Lake City. He was installed on March 7, 2017 in the Cathedral of the Madeleine. FRIDAY, July 26 Opening Plenary Panel: Post Theater 9:15-10:45 Title: Using Social Enterprise to Address Poverty Locally and Globally Description: Social Enterprise is an evolving concept that seeks to solve social and environmental problems through market-driven approaches. Our panel of experts will discuss the many opportunities social enterprise presents for addressing homelessness and poverty locally and globally. The Sorensen Impact Center at the University of Utah is a leader in improving the lives of vulnerable populations through research-based policies and practices, public-private partnerships and innovative financing. Catholic Relief Services and Catholic Charities USA increasingly use social enterprise to address root causes of poverty. Learn from these entities how innovative business models can do far more than just generate profits. Panelists: Scott Hurd, Catholic Charities USA; Caroline Ross, Sorenson Impact Center; Mikaele Sansone, Catholic Relief Services Biographies: Scott Hurd is Vice President for Leadership Formation at Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA), and has twenty-six years’ experience in professional ministry at the national, diocesan, and parish level.
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