A Way Out of No Way:
Women, Labor, and Justice Today
Monday, February 13, 2017
Bethel Lutheran Church
Speakers:
Professor Rebecca Meier-Rao, Becky Schigiel (ICWJ Exec. Dir.), Professor Nan Enstad, and Laura Dresser.
Professor Nan Enstad
UW Department of History
Professor Rebecca Meier-Rao
Edgewood College Department of Religious Studies
Laura Dresser
Associate Director, UW Center on Wisconsin Strategy (COWS)
Thank You Sponsors!
Your support is vital to this work.
Organizers: $500
AFSCME Council 32
Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa
North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters
Office of Community Relations, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Bridge Builders: $250
Beth Israel Center Madison-Area Urban Ministry
Carpenters & Joiners Union Local 314 Madison Teachers, Inc.
Custer Plumb Financial Services Maggie Merdler
First Unitarian Society of Madison 9 to 5 Wisconsin
Forward Community Investments Pax Christi Madison
Rev. Calvin & Linda Harfst South Central Federation of Labor
Hawks Quindel, S.C. Carol Weidel
Activists: $100
Sadat Abiri & Lasisi Ibrahim Linda Ketcham & Kim Fisher
Rabbis Renee Bauer & Laurie Zimmerman Memorial United Church of Christ
Mary Bell Father James Murphy
Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes Craig Myrbo
Congregation Sha’arei Shamayim David Poklinkoski
Paulette Harder
Supporters: $50
Community Living Alliance Sister Maureen McDonnell
Fired Up Pottery Ann McNeary
Marian Fredal Bruce Moffat
Nancy Kosseff Robert & JoAnn Skloot
We are also grateful to our host, Bethel Lutheran Church.
ICWJ is a proud member of Community Shares of Wisconsin.
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Rev. Livingston: “The Communities We Want”
Faith Labor Breakfast 2016
The Communities We Want:
Striving for Racial & Economic Justice
With Reverend Michael Livingston,
Executive Minister of The Riverside Church, Manhattan
Wednesday, February 3rd, 2016
Bethel Lutheran Church 312 Wisconsin Ave.
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Thank you 2016 Breakfast Sponsors!
The 2016 Breakfast was a great success, one of our biggest crowds, and with a dynamic message from Reverend Livingston, inviting us to notice connections between seemingly disparate issues and movements and to name and confront the “Policy Violence” of our times.
Click for video of the Breakfast by John Quinlan