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Coca-Cola Campaign April 2005 US Speaking Tour
The International Campaign to Hold Coca-Cola Accountable will be on a Speaking Tour of the East Coast of the United States from April 4-19, 2005. The tour will feature speakers on both the Colombian and Indian campaigns against Coca-Cola.
Schedule
Mon, April 4 Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
Graduate Student Lounge behind Au Bon Pain 7 pm
Contact: Laura Weitzman E: lauraweitzman(AT)yahoo.com
Tues, April 5 Union Theological Seminary, New York, NY
Bonhoeffer Room 12:30 pm
Contact: Ranjit Mathews E: rm2132(AT)columbia.edu
Wed, April 6 Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY
Business Development Center, Second Floor, Axinn Library 7 pm
Contact: Vanessa Cudabac E: Vcudab1(AT)pride.hofstra.edu
Thu, April 7 Georgian Court University, Lakewood, NJ
Little Theater 6 pm
Contact: Rumu DasGupta E: dasgupta(AT)georgian.edu
Mon, April 11 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Building 1, Room 190 7 pm
Contact: Sriram Ananth E: sriram.inqilab(AT)gmail.com
Tue, April 12 Smith College, Northampton, MA
Campus Center, Carroll Room 7:30 pm
Contact: Shira Wolf E: swolf(AT)email.smith.edu
Wed, April 13 Boston, MA
33 Harrison Ave, 3rd flr, ChinaTown 7 pm
Contact: Suren Moodliar E: suren(AT)fairjobs.org
Thu, April 14 Haverford College, Haverford, PA
Chase Auditorium 7 pm
Contact: Megan Brooker E: mbrooker(AT)haverford.edu
Fri, April 15 Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA
Scheur Room, Kohlberg Hall 4 pm
Contact: Carrie Floyd E: cfloyd1(AT)swarthmore.edu
Tue, April 19 Coca-Cola Shareholders Meeting, Wilmington, DE
DuPont Hotel, 11th and Market Streets, Wilmington 9:30 am
Contact: Amit Srivastava E: info(AT)IndiaResource.org
National endorsers of the Speaking Tour to Hold Coca-Cola Accountable include the United Steel Workers of America, United Students Against Sweatshops, Campaign to Stop Killer Coke, International Labor Rights Fund, Indigenous Environmental Network, Global Resistance, Colombia Peace Project, Colombia Action Network, Public Citizen, North American Alliance for Fair Employment and India Resource Center.
For more information, visit www.IndiaResource.org and www.KillerCoke.org
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