Organizing against the FTAA or Citigroup?
Planning a Campaign or an Action?
Want to share and sharpen your skills or learn about direct action for the first time?

Call to Action’s Global Justice Tour has all that and more!

Come to the Global Justice 2001 Tour’s New York City stop put on by Call to Action, a mobile
grassroots support network that brings quality trainings to communities around the country. This
Spring, Call to Action is stopping in over 15 towns to focus on organizing against the Free
Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA - Also Known as NAFTA for the Western Hemisphere) and
Citigroup, the largest private financial institution in North America. Specific workshops
offered are listed below.

The Global Justice 2001 is co-sponsored by Rainforest Action Network, Ruckus Society, War Resisters
League, Inner City Press/Community on the Move, and Forest Ethics.

Schedule of Workshops and Trainings

Friday, April 6th
3:00-5:30 Registration
Thompson Center on Thompson St b/t 3rd & 4th
5:30-6:00 Introduction to Conference
6:00 - 7:30 – Issue Workshops (up to three may be offered)
FTAA for Beginners: Michael Geoghegan
Citigroup: Ingrid Chapman and Michael Geoghegan
Free Trade and Global Forests: Faith Rubenstein
FTAA and Militarization: Nisha Anand
7:45 – 9:15
Panel on Gentrification in NYC: Panelists TBA

Saturday, April 7th
All events at NYU Student Events Center
5 Washington Place between Mercer and Broadway
9:00-12:30
Guerilla/Political Theater: Ingrid Chapman & Randall Smith
Strategic Non-Violent Action: Nisha Anand & John Bowling
Legal Training (for Quebec): NYC People’s Law Collective
12:30-1:30 Lunch
1:30-5:30
Challenging Racism: Nisha Anand & Laura Close
Strategic Campaign Design: Faith Rubenstein
Media Manipulation 101: John Bowling
5:30-7:00 Dinner
7:00-8:30 – Issue Workshops (Up to three may be offered)
Prison Industrial Complex: TBA
FTAA for Beginners: Michael Geoghegan
Citigroup: Ingrid Chapman and Michael Geoghegan
Free Trade and Global Forests: Faith Rubenstein
FTAA and Militarization: Nisha Anand

Sunday, April 8th
All events at NYU Student Events Center
5 Washington Place between Mercer and Broadway
10:30-1:30
Group Decision Making Process: Laura Close
10:30-2:30
Blockading Without Limits: John Bowling
Action Planning: Mateo
Art and Activism: Ingrid Chapman
2:30 - 3:30 Lunch and Break
3:30 - Local FTAA organizers meet and discuss plans

For more information call Marc at 212-443-6879 or Nisha at 917-204-1578 or email mjk...@nyu.edu
and check out www.calltoaction.org (for workshop descriptions, trainer bio's and tour stop
specifics)