Join in the nationally coordinated demonstrations in Washington DC, San Francisco, and Los Angeles to Stop the War in Iraq

Los Angeles Convergence:

Saturday, March 15

Assemble 12 Noon at Olympic and Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles

March to the Downtown Federal Building for a Mass Rally (2:00-5:00 PM)

Sponsors:

International ANSWER Coalition (http://www.answerla.org)

Coalition for World Peace (http://www.coalitionforworldpeace.org)

Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace (http://icujp.org)

Not in Our Name Project (http://www.notinourname.net/~losangeles)

Beat the Drums of Peace

Join the Drum/Noise Contingent - bring drums, buckets, jugs, whatever you can to make a loud noise for Peace

For more information on the Drum contingent contact freezethebomb@wildmail.com

Logistics, Directions, and More Information available at http://www.answerla.org

or call (213) 487-2368

we are building a "Police Brutality didn't die on

Sept 11" Contingent for Saturdays march. We are

asking everyone to come out and join us in

bringing the war that's going on in the city out

to the masses. We ask every one to bring any and

all Police Brutality related banners and

placards. The contingent is meeting at the

STaples arena parking lot on Saturday at 10:30

am. Please forward this email to everyone on your

email list.It's very important that everyone

that's working around the issue of POlice

Brutality to come out. We are trying to stop a

war on the world but there is a war on our

backyard and the casualties are already piling

up. Please forward this email to your list serve.

Thanks. Peace.

Must have posters for all demonstrators. Copy and take to Kinkos to be printed 28" x 22". Those without will be one of the other type of life for!

Hi folks,

The weather forecast for LA on the afternoon of Saturday, March 15th promises winds of 20 to 30 MPH and 2 to 3 inches of rain. A little preparation now can help bring you a LOT of comfort on 3/15!

(1) If possible, wear/bring a waterproof poncho/jacket (and waterproof pants/trainers, if you have them!). Keeping your body dry will prevent heat loss and keep you warm.

If you don't have waterproof jaket/pants, bring a few big heavy duty 40 gallon plastic trash bags - you can tear arm/neck holes and help stay dry!

(2) Wear a wool sweater and - if possible - avoid cotton clothing (especially avoid denim pants, if possible). The reason: cotton will soak up water like a wick, and your body will lose heat all day long. Hypothermia is not fun!

(3) Please keep your head warm! In cool, wet weather, we radiate 30% of our body heat into the air through our scalps.

Wear a woolen hat or cap (or buy a cheap one, if you can). If you can't get a wool cap/hat, synthetic fiber (nylon, rayon, polyester) is better than cotton.

(4) Please, please, please wear waterproof shoes/boots (if you have them) and wool socks (if you have them).

If you don't have wool socks, synthetic fibers are better than cotton....

(5) If possible, bring a change of clothes (especially socks/shoes!) wrapped in waterproof plastic bags...

(6) If you have a medical condition, please bring any medications you may need.......

(7) For more detailed info on demo/protest health care, please check out the Black Cross Health Collective at http://www.blackcrosscollective.org/