Animal Rights 2001 Early Registration Deadline

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Greetings from Animal Rights 2001, the historic first national conference

of the new millenium to be held June 30 - July 5 in the nation's capital.

 

We would like to remind all our friends and fellow activists that the early

($100) registration closes on February 15 (postmark). After that date, the

fee goes up to $120. If you have any interest in attending, registering

now provides cheap insurance, because you can cancel for a $25 fee until

June 25, when registration fee will be $160. A few work scholarships are

still available.

 

You can register on-line or by phone (with a credit card), or by mailing a

completed registration form with your payment. For additional details,

please visit http://www.animalrights2001.org/registration.html, or send an

e-mail to register.

 

Program, lodging, food, facilities, and exhibit information are all

available at http://www.animalrights2001.org, or at 1-888-FARMUSA.

 

This year's sponsors are FARM, Farm Sanctuary, Humane Society of the US, In

Defense of Animals, New England Anti-Vivisection Society, and PETA. Also,

American Anti-Vivisection Society, Animal Protection Institute, Doris Day

Animal League, E Magazine, Fund For Animals, and National

Anti-Vivisection Society.

 

Key speakers include Carol Adams, the Baustons, Theo Capaldo, Robert Cohen,

Joyce D'Silva (UK), Karen Davis, Mark Glover (UK), Holly Hazard, Alex

Hershaft, Steve Hindi, Elliot Katz, Lisa Lange, Howard Lyman, Erik Marcus,

Wayne Pacelle, Alex Pacheco, Tom Regan, Craign Rosebraugh, Ken Shapiro, Kim

Stallwood, Michelle Thew (UK), Zoe Weil, and Steven Wise.

 

The five-day program features 110 speakers, representing every faction of

our movement. There are five plenary sessions, 75 workshops, 50 campaign

reports, and 12 'rap' sessions. Other functions include exhibits, videos,

group workouts, newcomer orientation, affinity meetings, employment

clearinghouse, receptions, US Animal Rights Hall of Fame, and Lobby Day.

 

Special features include mapping strategy for the next century, exhibit of

the SHARK " Monster Truck, " premieres of four videos, including eyewitness

account of the Buckeye Egg Farm disaster, a workshop on communicating with

animals, six speakers from abroad, and ample networking time.

 

BE PART OF THE HISTORY OF ANIMAL LIBERATION! AND BRING A FRIEND.

 

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Let's make Meatout 2001 and Animal Rights 2001 truly millennium events.

http://www.meatout.org, 1-800-MEATOUT

http://www.animalrights2001.org, 1-888-FARMUSA