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LOCAL Announcement :: Civil & Human Rights

THE STATE OF SURVEILLANCE IN THE SURVEILLANCE STATE: CHICAGO AND THE NATION

SATURDAY JUNE 6th, 2009, 1-4 P.M. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW 750 N. LAKE SHORE DRIVE, 8TH FLOOR, STUDENT AREA

THE CHICAGO COMMITTEE TO DEFEND THE BILL OF RIGHTS (CCDBR)

1325 S Wabash Avenue, Suite 105   Chicago Illinois 60605   312-939-0675   ccdbr@pobox.com   www.ccdbr.org

presents

THE STATE OF SURVEILLANCE IN THE SURVEILLANCE STATE:
CHICAGO AND THE NATION

SATURDAY JUNE 6th, 2009 1-4 P.M.

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW
750 N. LAKE SHORE DRIVE, 8TH FLOOR, STUDENT AREA

PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS

    Mike German, National Staff Counsel, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
    TOPIC: FUSION CENTERS (where surveillance data is pooled and shared among police, military, and corporate agencies)
    Shahid Buttar, Bill Of Rights Defense Committee (BORDC), Northampton, Mass.
    TOPIC: RACIAL PROFILING AND SURVEILLANCE
    Sue Udry, Defending Dissent Foundation (DDF), (Washington, D.C
    and former staff director, CCDBR
    TOPIC: RESPONDIING TO THE DANGERS OF ABUSIVE SURVEILLANCE

PANEL ON CHICAGO AREA SURVEILLANCE ISSUES

    Pat Hill, African American Police League (AAPL), Black People Against Police Torture (BPAPT)
    Kevin Vodak, Attorney, Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR)
    Joy Robinson-Van Gilder, Activist to stop fingerprinting of school children
    Students from Senn High School

The program will conclude with an original Rap number composed and performed by Shahid Buttar.

This event is co-sponsored by Northwestern Law School, Blum Legal Clinic and Roderick MacArthur Justice Center

This forum is dedicated to the memory of Judith Krug (1940-2009), Director of American Library Association's Office of Intellectual Freedom

There is no admission charge, donations will be welcomed. Casual Dress.


DIRECTIONS AND PARKING:

    Entrance is on Lake Shore Drive, at the southwest corner at Chicago Ave.

    IF DRIVING: you can turn into Chicago Ave. coming from either north or south.
    There are parking meters on Chicago Avenue and Superior Street.
    Nearby parking garages:
    1.   220 E. Chicago Ave. (marked Museum of Contemporary Art but open to the public)
    2.   222 E. Superior (you can enter from either the Huron or Superior sides)
    3.   321 E. Ontario (entrance on Ontario or Erie)
    By PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:
    the nearest L stop is the Red Line, Chicago Avenue
    Various buses along Michigan Avenue, get off at Chicago Ave.
UPDATES will be posted on this page WWW.CCDBR.ORG.
For other information call 312-939-0675 (and leave message if necessary)
 
 

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