The meeting is at 11 AM at the office of the 8th Day Center for Justice, 205 W Monroe Street, 5th floor (wheelchair accessible). Due to security arrangements for the building, please do not arrive before 10:45 AM or after 11:15 AM (if you absolutely must arrive after 11:15 AM you will have to call someone to be let into the building).

At the meeting, materials will be available in English and Spanish in a variety of sizes, some of them in three-color, and pdfs will soon also be available in Arabic, Urdu and Polish too.

Pdf's of all the English and Spanish language materials are posted below and soon will also be available at the ChicagoMassAction.org website under the "Publicity Resources" button.

Other improvements coming to the Chicago Mass Action site within the next few days will be:

1) A list of free and low-cost housing options for out-of-town march participants;

2) A detailed, updated map of the entire march route, including public transit options, parking lots, and the location of the Friday, October 15th Teach-In (6:30 PM at Grace Place, 637 S. Dearborn Street).

3) An updated and corrected "Transportation Centers" document which can help out-of-town participants meet and organize with others in their cities to pool resources for cheaper transportation to the October 15-16th events. Three new cities have begun organizing transportation in their areas – Toledo, Champaign-Urbana and Bloomington-Normal – bringing to 16 cities besides Chicago and suburbs organizing for the event. Please look at the "Getting to Chicago" page on the website to meet up with others in your area and perhaps march as a citywide contingent in the event;

And finally,

4) An initial list of endorsers of the October 16th march. If your group is not yet listed as an endorser, please email CCAWR@aol.com to arrange for this to happen.