Role of an Arrupe Coach:

• Support justice and advocacy work to continue on their local campus

• Help empower students in our collaborative CORE spaces: creating community, leading meetings and talking people through intimidation 

• Model and push students to think personally about the work without commodifying other people’s stories or over-relying on intellectualized statistics

• Be ambassadors for the program

• Structure of the program:

• Regular check in with that group to share notes, meetings once a month to talk about local work on campus

• 2 train the trainer sessions

• Help lead the prep sessions for Advocacy Summits

• Do 1-2 school to school coaching calls

• Help to lead activities and reflection at the summit

• 2 students per school w at least 3 schools being involved in the pilot year

• Requirements for coaches: 

• Attended summit last year

• Small application process, nominated by school staff

• Recognition of the coaches:

• Program will culminate in certificate from Provincial and perhaps some kind of ceremony

• Arrupe Coaches will be recognized in media from Jesuit Province, Conference and partners 

• Arrupe Coaches will be prioritized for local programs, at the discretion of their local faculty and organizational staff.