Will you partner with us?
An international conference for Christian journalists reporting on today’s crises
June 26-29, 2022 | Chicago, Illinois
Organized by Magazine Training International in partnership with Evangelical Press Association
What is CPI?
Crisis Publishing Initiative is an international event focusing exclusively on how to faithfully, skillful and safely cover the multiple crises affecting every nation on earth today. In a world battered by one catastrophic event after another, Christians in publishing need to know how to discover the truth in chaotic situations, provide practical help to the church and community and present a biblical perspective on complex topics. The Crisis Publishing Initiative conference will provide the knowledge, skills and resources Christian journalists around the world need in order to research, report, and publish responsibly in crisis situations.
Get involved
Become a coalition member
We’re forming a coalition of organizations that want to stand behind and promote the Crisis Publishing Initiative. Your organization could be a part of our board of reference for the Crisis Publishing Initiative conference.
Coalition members actively promote the conference to their constituents, recommend speakers, and serve as advisors to MTI regarding the Initiative.
Coalition members include Tyndale Foundation, Christianity Today International and Humanitarian Disaster Institute.
We’re looking for supporters
As a financial sponsor of the Crisis Publishing Initiative conference, your gift helps provide professional training to Christian journalists in covering the crises that threaten your community and the world. You can be part of this unique Initiative. We’ll be grateful for whatever you’re able to give, but we will add your name or logo to our marketing campaign if you’re able to donate $1,000 or more.
- Donor: Up to $999
- Provider: $1,000 to $2,499
- Sustainer: $2,500 to $4,999
- Sponsor: $5,000 to $9,999
- Partner: $10,000 and above
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