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 Events and
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National Primate Liberation Week
Local Events
2 - 10 October 2004
Alabama
Birmingham
Contact Information:
Kit King
205-591-CARE
southernvegans@yahoo.com
I don't have a cell phone, but another member of the group who is
participating does: Brian Davidson 205-239-6091
Here are the details for Primate Lib Week in
Birmingham:
1. Michael Budkie's press
conference:
Thursday, October 7
10:00 am
In front of Volker Hall, at the corner of University Avenue and 16th
Street
2.NPLW protest:
Saturday, October 9
12:00am
In front of Volker Hall (University Ave and 16th Street)
The target of this protest is UAB (University of
Alabama at Birmingham)
Arizona
Flagstaff
The NAU Animal Rights Club
Box 6031
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Contact: Joni Goblet, President
(928) 774-3327
Email: jdg62@dana.ucc.nau.edu
We will be tabling on the university pedway in front
of the Union on Friday. Time to be decided at the club's meeting on
Thursday at 7 pm.
California
Berkeley
East Bay Animal Advocates will hold a vigil at UC
Berkeley on Wednesday, October 6 at 7pm at the Northwest Animal Facility
(Corner of Oxford Street & Berkeley Way).
East Bay Animal Advocates
(925) 487-4419
www.eastbayanimaladvocates.org
info@eastbayanimaladvocates.org
Los Angeles
LA Primate Freedomm Project
hiway_P@juno.com
Where will you be October 2nd-10th?
Can we depend on you to fight for the 96,000 primates
who are suffering in labs right now?
If so, join us for National Primate Liberation Week
2004.
Your participation in this national event is
absolutely crucial.
1st event
Saturday October 2, 2004
11am sharp!
Cedars Sinai Anti-Vivisection Demonstration
Cedars Sinai
8700 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, Ca
Meet at the corner of Beverly Blvd. @ San Vicente
Blvd.
Cedars Sinai is notorious for keeping animals in
prison, lying to the public, and wasting money on useless research.
Bring your chanting voice and let them know that you do not agree!
2nd Event
Monday October 4, 2004
11am sharp!
Federal Building
11000 Wilshire Blvd.
Westwood, Ca
Meet at the Southwest corner of Wilshire Blvd @
Veteran Ave. Off the 405 freeway at Wilshire Blvd.
From there we will march to the UCLA Faculty Center.
Bring water and your walking shoes to voice your
disapproval of how your tax dollars are spent on useless and cruel
research on animals!
3rd Event
Wednesday October 6, 2004
7pm sharp!
UCLA Vivisector Home Demonstration
Lynn Fairbanks
2438 Roscomare Road
Los Angeles, Ca
Directions from UCLA/Take Westwood Blvd. away from
campus/make a right on Wilshire Blvd./get on the 405 North/exit Skirball/Mulholland/turn
left off the exit and make a right on Mulholland Drive./turn right on
Roscomare/its one mile down the road.
Dress in black if you choose to do so and bring your
chanting voice to the monkey killer at home!
4th Event
Friday October 8, 2004
7pm sharp!
UCLA Candlelight Vigil
Meet at the corner of LeConte and Westwood Blvd.
Dress in black to mourn the countless lives lost at
the hands of the vivisection industry. Limited candles available.
Leaflets and posters will be provided at all events
but feel free to bring your own.
Please be there to speak out and make a difference on
behalf of animals in labs.
If not you, then who? Lets be the voice for the
voiceless,
They need all the help they can get!
For more information on NPLW please visit:
www.saenonline.org
San Diego
Sana Diego Animal Advocates
info@animaladvocates.org
Please join San Diego Animal Advocates as we educate
the public about the nearly one hundred thousand primates who suffer and
die in U.S. laboratories each year. Animal activists will be conducting
similar events across the country this week, and your participation in
this national event is crucial.
Event: Candlelight Vigil for Primates in Laboratories
Date: Friday, October 8, 2004
Time: 7:00 to 8:00 pm
Place: In front of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, 10010
North Torrey Pines Road in La Jolla (directions and parking info below)
.
We will provide signs and banners (which will be
illuminated for nighttime viewing from the street), along with candles
for the vigil. Please arrive on time, making sure to allow for rush-hour
traffic problems.
Salk Institute researchers are known for inflicting
horrendous vision and brain-mapping experiments on primates.
Please contact SDAA at 760-943-0330 or
info@animaladvocates.org
for more information.
For information on National Primate Liberation Week,
go to the website of Stop Animal Exploitation Now (SAEN) at
www.saenonline.org
Directions to the Salk:
From the North:
Take the 5 South
Exit Genesee Ave and turn right (heading west)
Turn left onto North Torrey Pines Road
Drive 1/8 mi, turn right at the stoplight onto Torrey Pines Scenic
Drive, and park along the street or at the end in the Glider Port
parking lot.
From the South:
Take the 5 North
Exit Genesee Ave and turn left (heading west)
Turn left onto North Torrey Pines Road
Drive 1/8 mi, turn right at the stoplight onto Torrey Pines Scenic
Drive, and park along the street or at the end in the Glider Port
parking lot.
San Francisco
Vigil for Animals
vigilforanimals@yahoo.com
415-751-3756
District of Columbia
Protest Sunday October 3rd, Noon
NIH Headquarters
9000 Rockville Pike
Local Contact:
Francelle@riseup.net
202-483-0717
Hawaii
Honolulu
Primate Liberation Action
Weekly banner holding and flyer distro in front of
Blue Tropix bar (1700 Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu, HI ) Sat. Oct 2--9:00
am-11:00 am; cell contact: Cathy- 808.721.4211
Our campaign is to rescue 3 Squirrel Monkeys who are
imprisoned behind the bar of a nightclub.
Kansas
Kansas City
Animal Outreach of Kansas University
Contact . . .
Patrick Tyrrell
Email: patrick@lemonfinger.com
Phone: (785) 843-8227
Demonstration: University of
Kansas Medical Center, 3901 RAINBOW BLVD, KANSAS CITY, KS 66103
What: Demonstration at the Kansas University Medical Center
When: October 8th, 4-5:30
Where: KU Medical Center, at corner of 39th Street and Rainbow Bvld.
Who: Animal Outreach of Kansas University is organizing the event
Maryland
Baltimore
Contact Person:
Nicole
Phone: (410)245-9816
Email:
tutigerpaw01@yahoo.com
Saturday October 2nd
protest is at noon
site is:
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
4940 Eastern Avenue
Massachusetts
Boston /
Southboro
Date: Sunday 10/3/04
Time: 12:30pm
Initial Meeting Place: Route 20 & Farm Road in Marlboro, MA
Events Summary:
12:30pm - We will meet at the corner of Route 20 and
Farm Road in Marlboro. There is an abandoned Mobil Gas Station there.
12:30pm - 1:00pm Briefing on the primate facility and
vivisection
1:00pm - 3:00pm Hold signs,
Pass out literature. Pass out & collect paper
banana petitions.
1:30pm - 3:15pm Break-off group consisting of drivers
and passengers will circuit with carport messages and literature in
Southboro & Marlboro.
2:00pm Sign people move to Southboro - the
intersection of Route 30 and Route 85.
2:30pm - 3:30pm Sign people Hold signs, Pass out
literature. Pass out & collect paper banana
petitions.
3:15pm - 3:30pm Carport people rejoin sign people at
the Routes 30 & 85 intersection in Southboro.
3:30pm - 3:45pm All move to outside Southboro Town
Hall for wrap-up.
Contact:
sbaer
508-885-0717
baerwolf@hotmail.com
Missouri
St. Louis
Kinship Circle
7380 Kingsbury
St. Louis, MO 63130
FAX: 314-863-9443
Email: janetelinstar@yahoo.com
Website: www.kinshipcircle.org
Contact: Janet Enoch, Vice President
Date: Saturday, October 2
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
What: Tabling at "St. Louis Independent Bookfair"
Where: St. John's Episcopal Church
3664 Arsenal and corner of Grand
St. Louis, MO
Questions: Call Janet Enoch of Kinship Circle at:
314-614-0224
New York
New York
New York Animal Rights Activists
Contact: Camille Hankins
Telephone: 718-677-7656 or 646-267-9934
Event: To Be Announced
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
Columbia University is celebrating its homecoming this
coming weekend, and we need your help to alert Columbia faculty, staff,
students, and alumni to the plight of animals imprisoned in the
university’s labs. We’ll be having three demonstrations. I hope you can
make one, two, or all three!
Date: Friday, October 1
Time: 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m.
Place: Columbia University entrance, Broadway at West 116th Street
Date: Friday, October 1
Time: 8 p.m.-9 p.m.
Place: Outside the West End, 2909 Broadway (between West 113 and West
114 streets)
Date: Saturday, October 2
Time: 12 noon-1 p.m.
Place: Outside Baker Field Athletic Complex, Broadway at West 218th
Street
We are calling on Columbia to permanently end three
crude and cruel experiments exposed by a veterinary whistleblower in the
university’s labs. One Columbia experimenter cut out the left eyes of
baboons and used the empty eye sockets to clamp critical blood vessels
to their brains, inducing a stroke. Another experimenter surgically
implants heavy pipes into the skulls of rhesus macaques to induce
stress, to then study the connection between stress and women’s
menstrual cycles. A third experimenter pumps nicotine into pregnant
baboons and cuts into their fetuses in utero. There is no excuse for any
of these crude and painful, traumatic experiments.
For more information on the campaign, please check out
www.ColumbiaCruelty.com
Please bring your friends, family, anyone you can! If
you need more information on the demonstrations on Friday and Saturday,
feel free to get in touch with me via email or via phone (757-622-7382,
ext. 8210). Thank you for all that you do for animals.
Best regards,
Alka Chandna | People for the Ethical Treatment of
Animals
Phone: 757.962.8210 | Cell: 757.943.7439
www.ColumbiaCruelty.com
www.StopAnimalTests.com
"What I saw at Columbia still gives me nightmares. I
saw baboons whose left eyes had been cut out - so that major blood
vessels could be clamped off through the empty eye sockets to induce
strokes - who had collapsed in their cages, unable even to lift their
heads, eat, or drink after this horrendous surgery. They were left in
these dire conditions without any painkillers, as the experimental
protocol demanded and denied the merciful release of euthanasia."
- Dr. Catherine Dell'Orto, former post-doctoral
veterinarian fellow at Columbia University who blew the whistle on
cruelty in the univeristy's labs
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Date: Saturday Oct. 9th, 2004
Protest time: 4pm-6pm (this is the 2 hours prior to a
UNC vs. NCSU football game)
Location of protest: University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill,1 block from the football stadium. In front of Eringhaus
Dormitory (corner of Manning Dr. and Ridge Rd.), on the large brick
sidewalk by the bus stop.
Target: UNC researchers who do drug addiction studies
on squirrel monkeys, using restraint chairs and electric shock.
Raleigh
Carolina Animal Activists Together
CAAT
P.O. Box 6642
Raleigh, NC 27628
Member of CAAT (Carolina Animal Activists Together)
are organizing a protest at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Ohio
Columbus
Protect Our Earths' Treasures
P.O. Box 10156
Columbus, Ohio 43201
Rob Russell, Director
Phone: 614-224-4598
Fax: 614-486-3768
poetwill@sbcglobal.net
www.poetwill.org
When: October 6th - 6:30PM
Where: Wiseman Hall - 400 West 12th Avenue
What: Memorial for Primate 0032
Primate 0032 was killed on Nov. 17, 2003. An unnamed
employee noted that the primate was "non-responsive" and the animal was
a dose of glucose. Hours later the "monkey was found dead in cage." No
veterinary care appeared to have been provided.
This primate is just one of 22 primates who have been
killed in islet transplantation studies at OSU. More information on this
study is available at
http://www.poetwill.org/02A0162_rajab_primates.htm
Wiseman Hall also houses 16 squirrel monkeys and 5
macaque
Oregon
Portland
CAAT in Portland
Michael Budlie
will be doing a press conference on Thursday. It will be at OHSU's
primate center at 505 NW 185th in Beaverton, Oregon at 11 am.
The contact info would be:
Elaine Close
503-819-4354
mail@caatinfo.org
www.whitecoatwelfare.org
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Friday October 8th/Saturday October 9th times &
locations to be announced.
For
information contact Hugs for Puppies/Nick Cooney at:
usababylon@hotmail.com
Texas
Houston
In Solidarity With Animals
Info@InSolidarityWithAnimals.com
phone number 281-620-9055
www.insolidaritywithanimals.com
Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah Primate Freedom Project
www.utahprimatefreedom.com
March Against Vivisection
When: Wednesday, October 6, 2004, meet at 9:45. March
starts at 10:00 am
Where: Meeting at the bottom of Presidents' Circle,
200 S. & University Ave. Marching to the vivisection lab.
Contact: Jeremy Beckham.
jerm@primatefreedom.org
801-953-3748
Signs/banners will be provided. Megaphone permits
already obtained. Media coverage is definitely expected.
Wisconsin
Madison
Alliance for Animals
122 State Street, Suite 406
Madison, WI 53703
608-257-6333
www.allanimals.org
alliance@allanimals.org
Table
at the UW Memorial Union in Madison on
Wed., Oct. 6 from 10am-2pm.
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