From: harelb@math.cornell.edu (Harel Barzilai)
Subject: Registration INFO & Endorsers for The 3rd CONVENTION (Aug 21-23)
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Originator: daemon@pencil.cs.missouri.edu
Organization: misc.activism.progressive on UseNet ; ACTIV-L@UMCVMB
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 03:41:44 GMT

*Subject: Registration INFO & Endorsers for The 3rd CONVENTION (Aug 21-23)

     The People's Progressive Convention will begin Friday 
afternoon, August 21st, and end Sunday afternoon, August 23rd. 
Convention proceedings will be held on the campus of Eastern 
Michigan University in Ypsilanti. Ypsilanti is just outside of 
Detroit; for those who will be flying, it is only a 15 minute ride 
from the Detroit airport. 

      A committee in Michigan has been working to arrange descent, 
low-cost housing in local motels/hotels, as well as for some free 
housing. They are also arranging for local transportation, food and 
other necessary logistics. 

     The schedule for the Convention has begun to be developed by 
a National Planning Committee initiated by Project New Tomorrow and 
composed of a growing number of organizations. The final schedule 
and other logistical information will be sent out later to all 
those who pre-register. 

    We encourage you to pre-register! This will help us to better 
prepare, and it will help us meet the up-front expenses of 
organizing an event of this kind. 

    For most people pre-registration is $20.00. For people on fixed 
income, the unemployed or students there is a $10.00 pre- 
registration fee. 

    Please fill out the coupon below and return to us as soon as 
possible. 

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Return to: National Committee for a People's Progressive 
Convention, c/o National African American Network, 5113 Georgia 
Ave. NW, Washington, D.C. 20011 
Telephone: 202-726-0726,  412-242-4690,  718-643-9603 

NAME ____________________________________________________ 

ADDRESS _________________________________________________ 

CITY_____________________ STATE_______ ZIP_______________ 

TELEPHONES ________________________________________ 

ORGANIZATION (if any) ______________________________________ 

_____ Enclosed if my pre-registration fee of ($20/$10) 

_____ Enclosed is an additional contribution of $__________ 

_____ My organization would like to be listed on future materials  
      as an endorser of this call.      

_____ I would like to be listed as an endorser. I should be        
      identified  this way: ____________________ 

_____ I would like ______ copies of this call (5 cents apiece for  
      up to 100; less for large orders). 

_____ I or my organization would like to actively organize for the  
      Convention. Contact me/us. 


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INITIAL ENDORSERS (list in formation) 

African American Progressive Action Network 
African Americans United For Political Power 
Alliance for Progressive Action, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Roger Allison, Missouri Rural Crisis Center 
American Indian Movement 
Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee 
Clyde Bellecourt, American Indian Movement 
Keith Brooks, N.Y. Unemployed Committee * 
Leslie Cagan, Cuba Information Project * 
Marilyn Clement, Empower * 
Consumer Party of Pennsylvania 
Ron Daniels, Independent candidate for President 
The. Hon. Ronald V. Dellums 
Joan Drake, Chair, National Policy Committee, Women's International  
            League for Peace and Freedom * 
Karl Fisher, Co-Chair, Socialist Party USA 
Bill Fletcher, Associate Editor, Forward  Motion Magazine * 
Mary France, N.Y. Citywide Coalition of African American Education  
             Organizations * 
Hermon George, Professor of Black Studies, U. of No. Colorado 
Neal Gorfinkle, Progressive Alliance of New Jersey * 
Victoria J. Gray-Adams, Board Member, Mississippi Community        
                         Foundation * 
The Greens \ Green Party USA 
Green Politics Network 
Kevin Grey, Independent Congressional Candidate, Columbia, S.C. 
Ira Grupper, National Co-Chair, New Jewish Agenda * 
Jim Haughton, Harlem Fightback 
Howard Hawkins, The Greens / Green Party USA 
Kazu Iijima, Asian American Activist 
Alan Jacobson, Detroit Labor Party Advocates * 
Niki Jozef, Haitian Environment and Development Initiative * 
Christine Kelly, Student Action Union 
Riyadh Khoury, Palestine Solidarity Committee 
Robert Kimbrough, Past President, AFT #223, Wisconsin 
Arthur Kinoy, people's lawyer 
Ellen Lavroff, Chair, United Action Caucus, AFT * 
Alfredo Lopez, writer and activist 
Mindy Lorenz, Congressional Candidate, Green Party of California 
Majority Coalition for a New New York 
Manning Marable, author, columnist, political activist 
Marcus Garvey Independent Democratic Club 
Rosie Mendez, National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights * 
M. Pam Miller, President, Marcus Garvey Independent Democratic     
              Club 
Missouri Rural Crisis Center 
Albert Mokhiber, President, Arab-American Anti-Discrimination      
                 Committee 
Horace L. Morancie, African Americans United for Political Power 
Phil Tajitsu Nash, Asian American attorney and activist 
National African American Network 
National Black Rank and File Exchange 
National Committee for Independent Political Action (NCIPA) 
National Lawyers Guild 
New Africa Voices Alliance 
Organization of Asian Women 
Palestine Solidarity Committee 
Gwen Patton, Southern Rainbow Education Project 
Jeff Perry, Treasurer, Local 300, National Postal and Mailhandlers  
            Union, N.Y. * 
Project New Tomorrow 
John Rensenbrink, Green Politics Network 
Maureen Smith, State Chair, California Peace and Freedom Party * 
Socialist Party USA 
Solidarity 
America Meca Sorrentini, Puerto Rican Socialist Party 
Southern Rainbow Education Project (SREP) 
Student Action Union 
Dr. Milton Terris, Editor, Journal of Public Health Policy 
Miriam Thompson, labor and human rights activist 
Zoilo Torres, National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights * 
Jerry Tucker, Organizer, UAW New Directions Movement * 
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America (UE) 
Unity Party, N.Y. 
James Vann, African Americans for Peace and Justice *, Oakland,    
           Ca. 
Sabina Virgo, Women in Coalition *, Los Angeles, Ca. 
Rev. Lucius Walker, Interreligious Foundation for Community        
                    Organization * 
Jitu Weusi, Coordinator, Unity Party, N.Y. 
Wisconsin Labor-Farm Party 

* Organization Listed for Identification purposes only 
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