Interfaith Worker Justice 15th Anniversary Conference

IWJ is excited to hold our conference at Depaul University. Founded by Vincentians in 1898, it has long been committed to social justice.

The conference is being held in their newly renovated student center, easily identifiable by the statue of Monsignor Jack Egan (a founding board member of Interfaith Worker Justice).

Amenities of the Student Center available to Conference attendees:

Interfaith Worship Space
Ample meeting areas for networking
On Site Dining Area
Free Wi-Fi
ATM Machine
TCF Bank Branch

Accommodations

	Housing is at the newly renovated Clifton-Fullerton Hall (2350 North Clifton Avenue) located four blocks from where the conference will be held. IWJ has secured the following discounted rates: Double Occupancy - $51.50 per person per night Triple Occupancy - $34.30 per person per night Watch a video tour of the Hall
All rooms: Share a bathroom with another room. Are air conditioned. Free Wi-Fi Are equipped with Twin Extra Long beds. Come with basic linens (mattress cover, sheet, and blanket). NOTE: All triples have one set of bunked beds. If this poses an issue for you please select a double.

Union Hotels

If you do not wish to stay at Depaul, you will need to make separate housing arrangements. Please click the below link to be taken to the Hotel Worker's Rising list of hotels with good labor relations in Chicago.

Refer to this google map to see where each of the hotels are in relation to the Conference. Conference Site = Purple marker Hotels = Blue marker

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