El costo de asistencia por persona es de $650, que incluye dos noches de alojamiento en el hotel, comidas y tarifas de la conferencia. El transporte hacia y desde Indianápolis no está incluido.

Con el fin de hacer la asamblea lo más accesible posible, ofrecemos cuatro niveles de inscripción:

• Tarifa de Apoyo ($800)
  Con un precio por encima del costo para cubrir tu propia asistencia y apoyar a otra persona.
• Tarifa Estándar ($650)
  Con un precio equivalente al costo para cubrir tu propia asistencia.
• Tarifa Subsidiada ($500)
  Con un precio por debajo del costo de tu propia asistencia, posible gracias a la generosidad de otras personas.
• Tarifa sin Hotel ($300)
  Con un precio equivalente al costo de tu propia asistencia sin habitación de hotel.

Nota: Las personas inscritas en cualquier nivel pueden añadir una donación para apoyar la asistencia de otras personas. ¡Agradecemos tu generosidad para hacer este encuentro lo más accesible posible!

Hay financiamiento adicional limitado en forma de becas para quienes encuentren que la Tarifa Subsidiada o los costos de viaje siguen siendo un obstáculo. Por favor, escribe a admin@discerningdeacons.org para solicitarla.

La Asamblea de la Esperanza de Discerning Deacons tendrá lugar en la siguiente sede:

Wyndham Indianapolis Airport
2544 Executive Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46241

El hotel está convenientemente ubicado cerca del Aeropuerto Internacional de Indianápolis y cuenta con un servicio de transporte al aeropuerto sin costo adicional.

La inscripción incluye dos noches de alojamiento en el hotel (del 1 al 3 de mayo), que reservaremos en tu nombre. Las sesiones y el alojamiento están en el mismo edificio, y el estacionamiento en el lugar es gratuito para quienes vengan en auto.

We are thrilled to welcome Joanna Arellano-Gonzalez as Keynote Preacher for the Assembly of Hope, whose work with the Coalition of Spiritual and Public Leadership (CSPL) embodies what it means to unleash a prophetic and diaconal church.

Joanna Arellano-Gonzalez is a proud first-generation Mexican-American, originally from La Villita on Chicago’s South Side. She is a co-founder and currently serves as the Director of Training and Formation at the Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership (CSPL), a Catholic and Christian-rooted community organizing coalition that integrates liberation theology, spirituality, and grassroots organizing to advance community transformation.

Joanna holds a Master of Arts in Christian Spirituality from Fordham University, with a concentration in Spiritual Direction.

In addition to her leadership at CSPL, she was a founding board member and served as the founding Board President of The Co-Op Ed Center, a worker cooperative incubator dedicated to supporting communities of color in building cooperative enterprises in Chicago. Her professional background also includes serving as Associate Director in the Archdiocese of Chicago’s Office for Peace and Justice, where she managed several justice initiatives. She later spent five years in the labor movement, leading communications and press strategy at both local and national levels, supporting workers to share their courageous stories to the media.

Joanna is deeply committed to developing formation experiences that draw from the breadth of theological and spiritual traditions within the Church, including mujerista, liberation, feminist, and Black Catholic theologies. As an artist, she honors her heritage through embroidery and beadwork, centering her practice on culture, family, and spirituality.

Organizational sponsorship helps ensure that financial barriers do not prevent people from participating. Together, we can make it possible for young adults and emerging leaders to gather, share their experiences, and contribute their voices to the Church’s discernment.

We offer four levels of organizational sponsorship:

• $250: Deacon St. Tatiana Sponsor
• $500: Deacon St. Olympias Sponsor
  
• $2500: Deacon St. Macrina Sponsor
  
• $5000: Deacon St. Phoebe Sponsor