Jasculca/Terman

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Jasculca/Terman

Jasculca/Terman and Associates, Inc. (JT) is an independently owned strategic communications firm specializing in public affairs and event management.

Founded in 1981, JT serves corporate, institutional, not-for-profit and government clients in the US and abroad. Clients turn to JT for comprehensive communications services that engage and motivate target audiences. We invite you to explore our site and learn more about our firm and how we can help you achieve business and policy goals.

 




 
Lights Out for Earth Hour

As the flagship U.S. city for the World Wildlife Fund’s March 29 Earth Hour event, Chicago showcases its global leadership in caring for the environment.


From 8 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, March 29, residents, businesses, landmarks and organizations throughout Chicagoland voluntarily turned off their lights to demonstrate their commitment to reducing energy consumption. JT’s outreach campaign resulted in Chicago hosting one of the largest Earth Hour events in the world. Participants included more than 1,400 businesses, retailers, restaurants, hotels, and schools; more than 200 downtown buildings; 14 museums and parks; nine colleges and universities; and eight theater marquees.
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AFL-CIO Video Competition
Turn Around Video CompetitionThe AFL-CIO is sponsoring a video competition to engage and inspire people from across the country to answer the question, “What’s wrong with America, and how do we turn it around?” The goal is to start a new kind of national conversation through a YouTube video contest and gives everyone a chance to be a part of our national conversation on the future, for the upcoming elections…and beyond.
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JT in the Chicago Sun-Times
While many of you know us as strategic partners in the public affairs arena, here's a growing facet of our business you may be less familiar with as reported in the Chicago Sun-Times...
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Cambodia Tribunal Monitor

CTM WebsiteFrom April 1975 to January 1979, an estimated 1.7 million Cambodian citizens died under the Khmer Rouge regime. A special war crimes tribunal designed to try senior members of the Khmer Rouge for atrocity crimes has been established near Phnom Penh

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