This year, the Rights & Democracy Institute will host annual Human Rights Awards in New Hampshire and Vermont to honor local leaders and groups in those states.
The Institute will honor local and national leaders and organizations while celebrating the 71st Anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Institute will also celebrate our third birthday, a new name, and honor the critical work being done locally and around the country to advance human rights. This year’s awards will be celebrated under our new name — the Rights & Democracy Institute (RDI). While the name is new, the focus of RDI remains the same: a 501c3 charitable nonprofit, grassroots organization focused on public education and policy research.
December 10th marks the 71st Anniversary since the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
That is why we’ve chosen this time of year to both recognize the progress we’ve made and recognize the work ahead of us to live up to the promise of this important declaration.
Below are details and links to buy tickets, or to help sponsor and underwrite the event.
December 9, 2019, 6pm – 8pm
Common Man, 25 Water St, Concord, NH
Tickets: $25 per person, Appetizers, Cash Bar, Music by DJ Sunshine
2019 RDI Human Rights Award recipients:
- Ana Maria Archila, Co-Director, Center For Popular Democracy
- Cathy Albisa, Executive Director, National Economic & Social Rights Initiative
- Asma Elhuni, RISE! Upper Valley
- Josie Pinto, New Hampshire Youth Movement
- Maggie Fogarty, Arnie Alpert Action Fund, NH American Friends Service Committee
December 10, 2019, 6pm – 8pm
Barr Hill Distillery, 116 Gin Lane, Montpelier, VT
Tickets: $25 per person, Appetizers, Cash Bar, Music by Peter Siegel
2019 RDI Human Rights Award recipients:
- Ana Maria Archila, Co-Director, Center For Popular Democracy
- Cathy Albisa, Executive Director, National Economic & Social Rights Initiative
- Wendell Potter, Business For Medicare For All
- Meagan Gallagher, Vermont Planned Parenthood Action Fund
- Asma Elhuni, RISE! Upper Valley
- Wafic Faour, Vermont Coalition For Social and Ethnic Equity in Schools
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GALA BUSINESS/ORGANIZATION SPONSORSHIP LEVELS AND BENEFITS
Movement Builder Sponsor: $2,500
Benefits include:
- Sponsor listing at the 2019 Human Rights Awards
- Centerfold ad in the Award Ceremony Program (8” x 11”)
- 12 tickets for the Concord or Montpelier events.
Revolutionary Sponsor: $1,500
Benefits include:
- Sponsor listing at the 2019 Human Rights Awards
- Full page ad in the Award Ceremony Program (8” x 5”)
- 10 tickets for the Concord or Montpelier events
Leader Sponsor: $500
Benefits include:
- Sponsor listing at the 2019 Human Rights Awards
- Half page ad in the Award Ceremony Program (4” x 5”)
- 6 tickets for the Concord or Montpelier events
Ally Sponsor: $250
Benefits include:
- Sponsor listing at the 2019 Human RightsAwards
- Quarter page ad in the Award Ceremony Program (Business Card Size – 3.5” x 2”)
- 4 tickets for the Concord or Montpelier events
Sustaining Sponsor: $100
Benefits include:
- Sponsor listing at the 2019 Human Rights Awards
- Sponsor listing in the Award Ceremony Program
- 2 tickets for the Concord or Montpelier events
Online sponsorship payment:
Sponsorship payment by mail:
Mail to: Rights & Democracy Institute, 70 S. Winooski Ave, #205, Burlington, VT 05401
Please make checks payable to: Rights & Democracy Institute (Please include the sponsorship form)