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The 6th International Conference on Genocide at Sacramento State is a call for a collective meditation and action on the myriad contemporary and historical realities of Genocide, and the possibilities to end their pernicious influence and persistence on current world events, politics, and social relations.
Your contribution can help advance dialogue and education on one of the most critical issues facing humanity. Donations of $100 – $4,999 will be recognized in the conference program. Sponsorship packages are also available.
| Sponsorship Level* | Sponsorship Benefits* |
| Platinum $10,000 | 10 paid conference attendees; Full page and color, outside cover recognition in the program; Special recognition at the opening and closing receptions; Guest speaker meet and greet |
| Diamond $7,500 | 5 paid conference attendees; Full page and color, front inside cover recognition in the program; Special recognition at the opening and closing receptions |
| Green & Gold $5,000 | 2 paid conference attendees; Full page and color, inside back cover recognition in the program; Special recognition at the opening and closing receptions |
* FMV for each conference admission is $150. Please consult with your tax attorney or financial advisor to determine if the remainder of your contribution is tax-deductible.
To discuss sponsorship options, please contact Dr. Boatamo Mosupyoe at (916) 278-6646 or mosupyob@csus.edu.
From November 14-16, 2024, Sacramento State will host the 6th International Conference on Genocide, examining "Forms of Genocide Across the Globe: Challenges, Responses and Accountability." This timely event will bring together scholars, activists, policymakers and others to explore genocides past and present, with the goal of identifying strategies to end genocidal practices worldwide.
Key focus areas include:
The Conference is hosted by the Sacramento State's Department of Ethnic Studies, the College of Social Science and Interdisciplinary Studies, the College of Arts and Letters, the Department of Women’s Studies, the Department of Anthropology, the History Department, Sacramento State Al Qazzaz Dean's Lecture Series, as well as The National Commission for the Fight against Genocide in Rwanda (CNLG) Dickson College, Sonoma State, Global Majority, and Friends of Rwanda Association.
Thank you for considering this opportunity to shape a more just future.
To give by mail, make checks payable to:The University Foundation at Sacramento State In the memo of the check, please indicate: Genocide Conference Mail to: Sacramento State | Development Office | 6000 J Street MS 6030 | Sacramento | CA | 95819 |
