Attendee

  • Mark McCombs

    Mark McCombs is Executive Director of Kolbe House, the Archdiocese of Chicago’s award-winning jail ministry. He leads 4 staffers and 90+ volunteers who conduct one of the country’s largest in-jail, reentry services and jail outreach ministries, including annually making10,000+ in-jail contacts and assisting 500+ returning residents. Mark also serves as Safer Foundation’s Senior Policy Advisor,…

  • Abby Anger

    Abby Anger is a current Master of Public Policy student at the University of Virginia focused on advancing dignity through policy, particularly in rural communities. As a UVA Tadler Fellow, she collaborates with Appalachian economic development partners to advance impact-investing strategies and strengthen long-term economic resilience in underserved communities. A 2022 graduate of The Catholic…

  • Lewis Brogdon

    Dr. Lewis Brogdon is a religious scholar, public intellectual, author, and prophetic voice on the topics of Martin Luther King, Jr., the debate about reparations for African Americans, nihilism in Black America, slavery in the Bible, Black religion, and the complex legacy of racism in America. He has accepted invitations to the Permanent Forum for…

  • Jocelyn Calvillo

    Jocelyn M. Calvillo is a dedicated immigration attorney with extensive experience advocating for survivors of crime and unaccompanied minors. As Legal Director at Catholic Charities Atlanta, she leads the legal team in delivering trauma-informed, culturally competent legal services to immigrant communities across Georgia. Jocelyn began her legal career at Catholic Charities Atlanta, where she has…

  • Teresa Davenport

    Teresa Davenport is a forward-thinking and compassionate presence who leads with grace, empathy, and a deep belief in the power of healing through restorative practices. She approaches every relationship with the intention to strengthen, repair, restore, and reimagine what is possible. Teresa meets people where they are—especially women navigating complex life detours—and walks with them…

  • Christian Bentley

    Christian Bentley of Alexandria, Virginia, is a Certified Mental Health First Aid provider and Peer Support Advocate. Using his own experiences with managing a Bipolar 1 diagnosis, interactions with the criminal justice system and how faith, community and proper care can lead to a fulfilling life. As mental health and social justice advocate, he leverages…

  • Scott Underwood

    Associate Director of Correctional Ministries for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Director of Texas Catholic Correctional Ministers 36, Male, married to Haley for 14 years, Father of 3 teenagers, Damian, Ariel, and Daniel Eagle Scout Bachelor of Arts in History Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Ready to expand my understanding of restorative justice and abolishing…