Workplace Well-Being Team
Executive Director
David Fraccaro
I come to Lumunos with 20 years of innovative and impactful nonprofit leadership. I began my career as an actor and singer in NYC, performing in theaters across the nation. After witnessing 9-11 in person, I began traveling down a different road with a focus on faith and human rights. My life's calling became apparent while visiting asylum seekers in detention centers for several years during graduate school. I received degrees from the University of Miami, Union Theological Seminary and Columbia University, and have worked for the World Council of Churches, Interfaith America, and most recently, FaithAction International House. I have developed several nationally recognized programs to build bridges of understanding, trust, and cooperation that have been replicated in diverse communities across the country. I am also an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ (though he is inspired by many faith and cultural traditions), and have been a human rights volunteer for the UCC in Kenya, Bolivia, and East Timor, as well as the United Nations. I currently live in Chicagoland with my wonderful family, and love to bike and sing the songs of Elvis at local breweries around the Fox River Valley. I am grateful to work alongside such a passionate, skilled, and caring team to help Lumunos strengthen and grow into its next exciting chapter!
Workplace Program Facilitator
Doug Wysockey Johnson
I am the primary Workplace Program Facilitator as of February 2024, but was the Executive Director at Lumunos for over 20 years. I particularly appreciate the daily opportunities I have to interact with the people we serve. I have been facilitating groups around the country for decades – in business settings, retreat centers, hospitals and beyond.
My work centers on a deep commitment to helping people clarify their priorities and find their calling – and to stay connected with those ideas as they navigate the complex challenges of modern life. Through the years, I have also been busy publishing my thoughts and perspectives about this work, including the connection between living a fulfilled life and the positive impact on the communities we work in and live in.
My wife Kathryn, daughter Isabel, and I live near Burlington Vermont, a place that allows us to do lots of hiking and skiing.
Program Director
Becca Perry-Hill
My journey through professional life has been happily winding and unexpected in many ways. After graduating from the University of Michigan, I spent a few years working for a conservation organization called the SCA. I restored fragile desert habitat, built trails, and taught environment education to school children. I then spent several years in Indiana, earning an M.S. and Ph.D. in Natural Resource Social Science from Purdue University.
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After moving to western North Carolina in 2014, I found myself managing an outdoor gear shop and teaching environmental science part-time at the University of North Carolina Asheville. With the birth of my daughter in 2016, I was really hoping to find a better balance between work life and family life. Joining Lumunos has allowed me to find a better balance and to be more creative in my work.
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Through my years at Lumunos, I have become a big believer in its mission. Not only do individual lives improve when people are living out their sacred values, but so do workplaces and communities (and maybe someday the world!). In my off-time, you'll find me riding my horse, Rudy, and exploring the outdoors with my husband Skyler and two kids, Maya and Max.