Jo'Ann De Quattro is a sister of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. Among the things I have found linked to her (assuming there are not other nuns named Jo'Ann Quattro) are that she is the vice-chair of the Africa Faith and Justice Network, "a Catholic network of individual and group members focused on Africa and the experience of its people," and she appears active in South California progressive circles, including ties to the Conference of Social Justice Coordinators of Southern California.
Assuming I have the right person (and strangely, I came across descriptions of a Unitarian Universalist named Jo'Ann De Quattro), then she is a sister of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. The SNJM were founded by the Blessed Marie Rose Durocher in Quebec, and they operate primarily in Canada and the United States with a primary focus on education.
Sister Jo'Ann's partner was Sister France White of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus is apparently an artist. Her order was founded in England in 1846 by an American, Cornelia Connelly and is active in the Americas, Europe and Africa.
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