Register for the 7th Annual North American Bhopal Conference!

WHEN: Saturday October 15 & Sunday October 16, 2011 (with social event Friday evening)
WHERE: Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA

Register Now!

Early Bird Registration: Register by September 21nd and the fee is $35 for professionals and $20 for students.
Registration Deadline: Everyone must register by October 10! After September 21, the fee is $50 for Professionals and $35 for students.

Pay now via ICJB's donation page on PANNA's website (our fiscal sponsor).  Write "conference registration" in the "Special Comments" box.

The conference costs ICJB up to $70 per person. Everyone who wants to attend the conference, regardless of financial means, has the right to do so. Please let us know if you will need the fee waived or reduced. You may also pay by check or cash at the conference itself.

What is this conference all about?

Our 7th Annual Conference is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, October 15 and 16, 2011 in the San Francisco Bay Area. The Bhopal Conference isn't just a ton of fun; it is also an opportunity for activists, allies, students, and supporters of the Bhopal campaign to meet, strategize, and discuss our plans for the year ahead. This year, the conference will be better than ever, with guest speakers, and in-depth conversations about improving our work.

Just two days left until I embark on my Run4Bhopal half marathon, and I'm a little short of my fundraising goal.  To support the ongoing struggle for justice in Bhopal, please donate to my Run4Bhopal! I'm asking for $25, or as much as you can afford.

“If I were to tell you a story about how a toxic cloud had poisoned an Indian city of a million people, would you believe me? If I told you that one of the world’s largest companies had run away like a thief in the night and left mountains of poisons behind for the last twenty-six years, would you doubt me? If I told you that the world’s poorest people will never stop fighting for the right to be toxic-free while challenging the captains of American power, would you call me a dreamer?”

~ Gary Cohen, longtime Bhopal activist, and Executive Director of Health Care Without Harm and the Environmental Health Fund

New to the world’s worst industrial disaster and its implications for an increasingly global market? Learn more here: http://studentsforbhopal.org/learn

On July 31st, I will run 13.1 miles in the San Francisco Half Marathon to support the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal (ICJB). To donate, please go to my wish: http://wishes.causes.com/wishes/325181?bws=fb_stream_card.  Who me? Run at 6a.m.? Yes! Here’s why…