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ignatian family teach-in for justice 2015
sponsorship packet
washington, d.c. || November 7-9, 2015Engage with over 1,500 people who are committed to justice inspired by faith
Learn more at ignatiansolidarity.net/iftj
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS ARRUPE $1,500
XAVIER $2,500
LOYOLA $5,000
Two-‐minutes of main stage time for a representative of your organization to speak about the work of your organization or company
Logo on Teach-‐In nametag worn by all attendees
Distribution of your organization’s brochure/flyer to all IFTJ attendees (size not to exceed 8.5x11)
Full page article on relevant content from your organization in IFTJ program book (upon approval)
Onstage thank you and recognition of organization during opening remarks
Optional breakout session related to your organization (upon approval)
Advertisement in the IFTJ program book 1 Half Page
1 Full Page
1 Full Page
Social Justice Expo booth Standard Booth / Premium Location
Double Booth / Premium
Location
Double Booth / Premium
Location
Display of organization’s hyperlinked name and logo in IFTJ electronic communications
Third Tier Billing
Second Tier Billing
Top Tier Billing
Display of organization’s name, logo, and website link on IFTJ sponsorship page online
Third Tier Billing
Second Tier Billing
Top Tier Billing
Display of organization’s name, logo, and website on main stage PowerPoint loop during breaks
Third Tier Billing
Second Tier Billing
Top Tier Billing
Complimentary “Supporters” Reception on Saturday, November 8 at the IFTJ location
4 tickets
6 tickets
10 tickets
Complimentary IFTJ Tickets 4 tickets
6 tickets
10 tickets
To fully utilize sponsorship benefits, sponsorship is due no later than July 15, 2015. Sponsorship requests received after this date will be considered but would be accepted with the understanding that benefits may be lessened due to print deadlines and web presence.
ignatian family teach-in for justice 2015
Sponsorship Levels
Learn more at igsol.net/iftj or contact Chris Kerr at [email protected] // (216) 397-2088
ignatian family teach-in for justice 2015
frequently asked questionswith large groups attending from states containing Jesuit uni-versities, high schools, and parishes.
Where can I learn more?To learn more about the IFTJ, this year’s Bridges theme, iew past speakers, watch videos and more, visit: www.ignatiansol-idarity.net/iftj.
Who are the keynotes for 2015? Sr. Helen Prejean, C.S.J., internationally renowned anti-death penalty activist will be one of our keynotes. Additional keynote speakers will be announced in mid-May.
What is the Ignatian Solidarity Network?Ignatian Solidarity Network (ISN) is a national social justice education and advocacy organization inspired by the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola (founder of the Jesuit order of Catholic priests and brothers). ISN was founded in 2004 and is a lay-led 501(c)(3) non-profit organization working in partnership with Jesuit universities, high schools, parishes, and social ministries, along with many other Catholic institutions and social justice partners. ISN’s constituencies include students, parishioners, alumni, faculty and staff, and others who desire to be leaders for social justice. Individuals participate in a broad range of social justice education, advocacy, and leadership programs year-round and network online utilizing ISN’s website, social media platforms, etc.
What is the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ)?Each year, this national conference draws over 1,500 passion-ate individuals from nationwide who desire to learn, reflect, pray, network, and advocate in the context of social justice and solidarity. Program features include: internationally-recognized keynote speakers, over 50 breakout sessions on social justice topics and skill areas, networking sessions, an advocacy day on Capitol Hill, and opportunities for prayer and reflection ground-ed in the spiritual tradition of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
The IFTJ was born out of a response to the 1989 murder of 6 Jesuit priests in El Salvador who were killed for their work with economically poor and marginalized people throughout Central America. Starting in 1997, the IFTJ took place in Columbus, Georgia and coincided with a nonviolent vigil calling for the closure of the U.S. Army School of the Americas where many of those responsible for the 1989 Jesuit murders were trained. In 2010, the Teach-In moved to Washington, D.C. in an effort to broaden the scope of social justice issues addressed and in-tegrate opportunities for legislative advocacy on contemporary human rights and environmental justice issues.
Who attends the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice?The IFTJ annually attracts over 1,500 people including: uni-versity and high school students, parish members, current and former year-long volunteers, alumni of Jesuit and partner insti-tutions, and others who are committed to social justice inspired by faith. In 2014, approximately 1,100 of the 1,500+ attendees were under the age of 24. Attendees hail from coast to coast,
In 2014, nearly 1,100 of the 1,500+ attendees were under the age of 24.
