United for No Injustice, Oppression, or Neglect UNION RALLY An Urgent Call for Compassion and Common Sense in Corrections |
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Friday, September 7, 2007
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NORTH SIDE, Sacramento Capitol Building |
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| Theresa Vaughn, Mother of Timothy Souders, a 21 year-old mentally ill prisoner whose death by medical neglect was featured twice on 60 Minutes this year. (July) | Rev. B. Cayenne Bird, UNION Director will discuss status of 28 wrongful death lawsuits in progress filed by families and the work that is needed for the future. | Speakers on Sentencing Commission bills, Prison Cap and Overcrowding and their relevance to the Crisis |
| California Nurses Will Address the MRSA epidemic, Medical & Mental Health Care Issuesm Prevention and Vulnerability | Nora Weber (Mother of Mark Grangetto) will describe her experience with the courts in seeking remedy for her son. | UNION family members of prisoners will describe their own crisis when a loved one became ill, injured or died in custody. |
| Rev. Andre Shumake, Richmond Dr. Moss David Posner, former CDC physician |
Legislative Sponsor |
Family of James Peters, on life support in Eureka Jacqueline Marshall-Alford, Hupa Tribal Member |
The Travel Lodge is a ten minute walk from the North Steps at the Sacramento Capitol on H Street. There is also a Motel 6 on Richards Blvd., a short drive away. Please book all hotel, rental cars and airline tickets through this link online.
www.shella.globaltravel.com
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Greyhound Bus station is four blocks from the Sacramento State Capitol, arrive walk down the street to the rally, another option. http://www.greyhound.com/ - Also Amtrak station is one mile away from Capitol
If you have a ride or need a ride contact Stephanie, uniondatabase@aol.com. Ride shares are needed from all points in California today. Save money, have fun by traveling together |
Check the alerts page for updated ride and rally information. Links are there for rules about demonstrating at the Capitol |
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| A crowd is needed, everyone who works in a prison or has a loved one incarcerated needs to be present to stand up for themselves. The Governor and media sees crowds generated by groups only - individuals do not count | The prisoners are dying and there is only you to stand up for them, caring starts with you. Please load up your cars in this emergency |