NOON on SATURDAY AUGUST 25TH at LINCOLN PARK in NEWARK.

Looking for the SP Contingent? Call Greg at 201.803.7574 or look for the SP banner and table.

Transportation information is available here:
http://www.peaceandjusticecoalition.org/transportation.html [1]

A PDF with the March Route:
http://www.peaceandjusticecoalition.org/marchroute.pdf">
http://www.peaceandjusticecoalition.org/marchroute.pdf [1]

View Larger Map [2]

The organizers sugest train/PATH to Newark Broad Street (NJT) or Newark Penn Station (PATH), then busses to Lincon Park.

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BUSES FROM BROAD STREET STATION:

Take the 13, 27, 39 or 41 to Newark/Irvington (DO NOT go under the bridge)

BUSES FROM NEWARK PENN STATION

Take the 1, 25, 31, 34 to BROAD AND MARKET (Those are "Market Street Buses")
Then TRANSFER to 13, 27, 39 or 41 to NEWARK/IRVINGTON (AWAY from the Skyscrapers)
OR check the schedule for 39 or 62, which go directly from Penn Station to Lincoln Park

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peaceandjusticecoalition.org [3]

"It is time for a revolution of priorities. We must end this unjust war now and focus the energy and resources of our nation on solving our problems at home! Towards that end, this urgent call goes out to people across the nation to rise up and participate in The People's March for Peace, Equality, Jobs, and Justice, which will take place Saturday, August 25, 2007 in Newark, New Jersey. The purpose of the march is to demand an immediate end to the U.S. war on Iraq, redirection of funding for the war towards domestic needs, and the realization of racial equality, social and economic justice in the United States.

The goals of The People's March are to demonstrate the profound grassroots opposition to the U.S. war on Iraq, bring pressure to bear upon the government to end the war now, educate people about the war and its impact upon our communities in the U.S., and organize and mobilize people around a peace and justice agenda that will link the struggle against the war in Iraq to the struggles against injustice at home. We will march for an end to war abroad and an end to the war on our communities." _______________________________________________