Corporate & Community Connections Campaign

Inspiring Young Leaders

The Media Projects Corporate & Community Connections Campaign (CCCC) encourages public and private corporations & organizations to participate in supporting their local high schools and non-profit groups through the donation of films and Discussion Guides. We are offering this film to corporations like yours to use in your own programs or to support leadership programs in local high schools and non-profit organizations.
We believe there is a synergy between corporations that support their communities and the young women and men that someday will work for these corporations. The film, with its accompanying Discussion Guide, will continue to reach thousands of young women and men through the generosity from corporations who believe in the benefits of investing in their communities.

About the Film

Sisters of ’77 is a documentary film about the struggles and triumphs in the battle for equal rights. 20,000 women and men left their jobs and homes in cities and towns around the country to attend the first federally funded National Women’s Conference in Houston, Texas, in 1977. Their goal- to end discrimination against women and promote equal rights. Sisters of ’77 not only will educate generations to come but also will inspire them to get involved in social change.

Project Goals

• Reach thousands of young leaders by donating Sisters of ’77 film kits to senior high schools.
• Support community organizations that encourage women of all ages to make a difference by donating the film to their programs.
• Encourage corporations to promote and support women by purchasing the film for their own diversity programs.

Corporate Benefits

• Be viewed by young women and men as a company that promotes and supports equality and diversity.
• Increase recognition by adding your company name and weblink to Sisters of ‘77 Discussion Guide.
• Increase visibility by adding your company summary & web link to Sisters of ‘77 website.

What People Are Saying

“Every young man and women should see this film! I think it will become one of the most important contributions to women’s history.”
Betty Friedan, Founder of NOW

"What women wanted before Desperate Housewives."
New York Times

Sponsorship Levels

• Editor Level: $2,400 – 12 Film Kits *
• Writer Level: $5,000 – 25 Film Kits *
• Director Level: $10,000 – 70 Film Kits *
• Producer Level: $25,000 – 200 Film Kits *

* Film Kit includes: Sisters of ’77 film, Discussion Guide, Brochure amd Sponsor Letter

National Partners

• AFL-CIO
• Association of Women in Communications
• Business and Professional Women USA
• Feminist Majority Foundation
• Hadassah
• Lambda Legal
• Leadership America
• National Council of Women’s
  Organizations
• National Women’s Studies Association
• Planned Parenthood Federation of America
• Women’s Funding Network
• The Women’s Museum - An Institute for
  the Future