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SIMPSONWOOD REMEMBERED RALLY

Photo Copyright 2007, MomsAgainstMercury.orgThis rally takes place on the 7th anniversary of the infamous, secret, Simpsonwood meetings, June 8, 2007, and is in support of the United Methodist Women Division's, (one million strong), conference at the Simpsonwood Methodist Retreat Center, to address the dangers of using mercury as a preservative in vaccines. United Methodist Women have established a legacy of advocacy for children and the goal of their event is to raise awareness in the faith community about the dangers of vaccines that contain mercury and to protect children from this toxin. In addition, the Women's Division advocates for informed consent when mercury containing drugs or vaccines are given.

Click here to read the Women's Division Press Release and to learn more about them.

This is a huge victory for our movement! This is the first time a global organization has decided to support our fight for our mercury injured children!

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EVENT INFORMATION

When:  June 8th, 2007

Where:  We will line up across the street from the CDC at the Emory Inn, 1641 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA, at 6:15 a.m. (same place as last year).

We will then walk across the street at 6:45 a.m. The rally is from 7 a.m. until 9:30 a.m.

Hotel Information:  Do you need a roommate to share the cost of a room? Join CDCRallyRoommate-subscribe@yahoogroups.com and post your request.

Please keep in mind that if you are staying at a hotel that is not within walking distance of the CDC you will need to ask your hotel front desk if taxi service is available. It maybe a good idea to request taxi service the evening before the rally.

Hotel rooms have been reserved at the Emory Inn under Moms Against Mercury. To make reservations at the Emory Inn: 1-800-933-6679

Please refer to this list for more local hotels*

*The closest and most inexpensive hotel is the Emory Inn @ $119.00.

Area Airport Information and Shuttle Service for the Holiday Inn Atlanta-Central:

Hartsfield-Jackson Int'l Airport (ATL)

Distance: 18 MI / 28.97 KM N
Taxi Fee: $45.00 (USD)
Time by taxi: 30 min.
Time by train: 45 min.
Dekalb / Peachtree Airport (PDK)

· Distance: 4 MI / 6.44 KM NE

· Complimentary Airport Shuttle

· Taxi Fee: $10.00 (USD)

· Time by taxi: 10 min.

Area Train/Subway Information
Brookhaven/MARTA

· Train Station Name: Brookhaven/MARTA

· Train Station Distance 2 MI / 3.22 KM S

· Complimentary Train Station Shuttle

· Taxi Fee $6.00 (USD)

What to Bring:

A few hundred friends

Water.  It will be a little on the humid/warm side!

Sunscreen

Rally Poster (pictures of your children).

What to Wear:


We would like everyone to wear black or white. We will be selling t-shirts for the rally in the up-coming months.

Press Conference:

A press conference sponsored by the Women's Division of the United Methodist Church will follow the rally approximately 1.5 miles away. We will be having an informal march to the press conference site. If you are unable to march please contact us at cdcrally@momsagainstmercury.org and we will give you the address so you can meet us there via personal vehicle, taxi, etc.

PLEASE KEEP IN MIND WHEN ATTENDING THE RALLY:

Children Attending the Rally:  MAM always welcomes children, but we want to put safety first. Just keep in mind the street in front of the CDC is very busy and very close to the sidewalk where we will all stand.

Megaphones: Please do not bring megaphones or bull horns.

Demonstrating with the American Flag: Please do not bring an American Flag to the rally.

Bad Weather: This event will happen rain or shine. In the event of rain, please bring umbrellas with you.

Questions:  Please email us at cdcrally@momsagainstmercury.org.

It is important we abide by all rules set forth by Homeland Security Division and the DeKalb County Police as agreed upon with Moms Against Mercury, which includes obeying all traffic laws, no blockage of persons entering CDC, no plans of violence, no disorderly conduct, or planned arrests, we will not trespass on CDC property.

LET'S SHOW OUR GRATITUDE TO THESE COURAGEOUS LADIES WHO ARE NOW SUPPORTING OUR CAUSE.

JOIN US AT THE SIMPSONWOOD REMEMBERED RALLY.  LET THE WORLD HEAR YOUR RALLY CRY!


Be part of history.

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