programs in teacher formation. For a time, Andrea worked as an independent consultant and retreat facilitator in her business, Future Matters. Currently Director of the Office for the Participation of Women and the Office for Lay Pastoral Ministry within the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference, she is passionate about making a difference in the world and in the Church.

Patrick has studied widely and extensively in areas including theology, education, music, philosophy, international development and cross-cultural studies. He has lived in the United States of America, Italy, Guatemala (in both Indigenous and Latino Communities) and Singapore and has travelled extensively. Fluent in five languages, Patrick’s most recent work has been throughout Asia working with multi-national companies in cross-cultural relationships and communications.

Mr Phil Glenndening

Director, Edmund Rice Centre

Phil Glendenning AM Director, EdmundRice Centre & President, Refugee Council of Australia Keynote speaker Phil was one of the original co-founders of Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation (ANTaR) and for 10 years was National President. He has served on the Australian Council for Social Service, various committees of the Australian Council for Overseas Aid and the Centre for an Ethical Society. Phil also led the research team for the Deported To Danger series, which monitored the safety of rejected asylum seekers in 22 countries, and resulted in the internationally screened documentary, A Well Founded Fear.

Mr Lawrie Hallinan

Executive Officer, Association of Ministerial PJPs

Lawrie grew up in Gippsland before moving to Melbourne where he worked on the Diocesan Youth Apostolate (1986-87). Having completed a Social Work degree he then worked in mental health.

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