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THE HISTORY OF THE NIJC HUMAN RIGHTS AWARDS 2018 2011 2005 Keynote and Awardee: Dolores Huerta, Keynote: Justice Margaret Marshall, Keynote: Richard J. Goldstone, Former civil and human rights activist Former Chief Justice of the Justice, South African Constitutional Awardees: Jones Day; Microsoft Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Court Corporation Awardees: Albany Park Theater Project, Awardees: Joseph Margulies, Terry Yale Feiertag, McDonald’s Natalie Spears Corporation 2017 Keynote & Awardee: Ilhan Omar, 2004 Minnesota State Representative 2010 Keynote: Paul Hoffman, Civil & Human Awardees: Aon; Dr. Zaher Sahloul; Reed Keynote: Lt. Cmdr. Charles Swift Rights Attorney Smith LLP Awardees: Duane Sigelko, Awardees: Margaret Blackshere, David Sisters of Mercy, Exelon Corporation Berten, Ariel Investments 2016 2003 Keynote & Awardee: Monica McWilliams, 2009 Keynote: Mary Robinson, Former U.N. Professor of Women’s Studies, University Keynote: António Guterres, U.N. High High Commissioner for Human Rights, of Ulster, Northern Ireland Commissioner for Refugees, Former Former President of Ireland Awardees: John “Jay” Reidy, AT&T Inc.; Prime Minister of Portugal Awardees: Juan Mendez, Bob Glaves, the Loyola University Chicago Student Awardees: Luol Deng, James Morsch, Winston & Strawn LLP Aon Body; Walgreen Co. 2008 2002 2015 Keynote: Harold Koh, Former Assistant Keynotes: Judge Abner Mikva, Former Keynote & Awardee: Ishmael Beah, Secretary of State for Democracy, Human U.S. Congressman, Chief Judge for the New York Times Bestselling Author and Rights & Labor U.S. Court of Appeals for D.C.; Peggy President of Ishmael Beah Foundation Awardees: Melville Washburn, Chicago Kou, Attorney, U.N. International Criminal Awardees: Carol A. Brook, Community Trust, Chicago Public Radio, Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Mark A. Flessner, JPMorgan Chase Chicago Reporter, WTTW11, Chicago Awardees: Jeanne and Joseph Sullivan, Public Library Edwin Silverman, Chicago Tribune Editorial Board 2014 Keynote & Awardee: Jose Antonio 2007 Vargas, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Keynote: Joseph Margulies, Assistant 2001 Awardees: Linda Coberly, Daniel Olmos, Director, MacArthur Justice Center Keynote: David S. Weissbrodt, University United Airlines, Inc. Awardees: Carlos M. Sada, Tibetan of Minnesota Alliance, Jenner & Block LLP Law School Awardees: Jacqueline Bhabha, Baxter 2013 International Foundation Keynote & Awardee: Richard J. Durbin, 2006 U.S. Senator (D-IL) Keynote: Seymour Hersh, Journalist, The 2000 Awardees: AT&T Inc., Immigrant Youth New Yorker Magazine Keynote: Juan Garces, Lead Attorney of Justice League, Brian Murray Awardees: Dr. Irene Martinez, the Legal Team Prosecuting Chilean Lee Ann Russo, Levi Strauss & Co. Dictator General Augusto Pinochet 2012 Awardees: Robert Kirschner, Keynote: Maria Hinojosa, Correspondent Jan Schakowsky for PBS FRONTLINE, host of NPR’s Latino USA Awardees: Caterpillar Inc. Legal Services Division, Jesus “Chuy” Garcia, Lawrence S. Schaner, Jon Stryker 2 20TH ANNUALSPONSORSHIP HUMAN RIGHTS BENEFITS AWARDS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES PREMIER DIAMOND PLATINUM GOLD SILVER $50,000 $30,000 $20,000 $10,000 $5,000 Table at event (eight seats) two premium tables one premium table Company logo in program logo on cover Advertisement in program full page, premium placement full page half page one-third page one-third page Company listed on NIJC’s website with logo with logo On-site signage at event Admittance to VIP reception Company name on invitation Company recognition in media relations Recognition from podium speaking opportunity Company feature in email to NIJC supporters 2018 Sponsors AT&T Inc. Crowell & Moring, LLP Hyatt Hotels Corporation O’Melveny & Myers LLP AlixPartners LLC DLA Piper US LLP JP Morgan Chase & Co. Paul Hastings LLP Allstate Dentons US LLP Jenner & Block LLP Polsinelli PC Ankura Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Jones Day Protiviti Aon Corporation Dykema Gossett PLLC The Kapnick Foundation PwC Ariel Investments LLC Eimer Stahl LLP Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Ropes & Gray LLP Astellas US LLC Epiq Latham & Watkins LLP John Rowe BMO Harris Exelon Corporation Littler Mendelson P.C. RSM US LLP Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Faegre Baker Daniels LLP Locke Lord LLP In honor of Mary C. Russo & Nagelberg LLP Foley & Lardner LLP Mayer Brown LLP Schiff Hardin LLP Buckley Sandler Susan Fortino-Brown McDermott Will & Emery LLP Seyfarth Shaw LLP Butler Rubin Saltarelli & Boyd GCM Grosvenor McDonald’s Corporation State Farm Mutual Automobile LLP Goldberg Kohn McGuireWoods LLP Insurance Company CME Group Grant Thornton LLC Microsoft Jeanne M. Sullivan CNA Greenberg Traurig LLP Molex, LLC Transperfect Legal Solutions Chapman and Cutler LLP Holland & Knight LLP Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP United Airlines ComEd Hughes Socol Piers Resnick & Navigant Consulting Walgreen Co. Consilio Dym NiSource Willis Towers Watson Cozen O’Connor Huron Consulting Norton Rose Fulbright To confirm your sponsorship for 2019 and for more info, contact Danae at (312) 660-1444 or [email protected]. immigrantjustice.org/HumanRightsAwards 3 2019 NIJC Human Rights Awards 2019 NIJC Human Rights Awards Honorary Committee Event Committee Susie Lees, Co-Chair Audrey Rubin Natalie Spears, Co-Chair John “Jay” Reidy Allstate Aon Dentons US LLP AT&T Chuck Smith, Co-Chair Amy Rule Vania Montero Wit, Co-Chair John Skakun Skadden, Arps, Slate, First Lady of Chicago United Sidley Austin LLP Meagher & Flom LLP Gloria Santona Marta Carreira-Slabe William F. 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