-----Forwarded Message----- From: "Wendy Lehman, Chicago, IL" <Wendy.Lehman.guest.103367@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: menno.org.cpt.news@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: ARIZONA/SONORA: Participants Needed for a CPT Delegation on the Migrant Trail Walk Date: 31 Mar 2005 15:43:15 -0600 CPTnet 31 March 2005 ARIZONA/SONORA: Participants Needed for a CPT Delegation on the Migrant Trail Walk Delegation Dates: May 26 - June 7, 2005 CPT is calling for participants in a special CPT delegation to southern Arizona to join the Migrant Trail Walk, a 75-mile trek through the Arizona desert from Sasabe, Mexico, to Tucson, Arizona, between May 30 and June 5. The Walk is organized by a coalition of Arizona border groups participating in the No More Deaths movement, an effort to stop migrant deaths in the desert and highlight the inadequacies of current UaS immigration and border policy. US border enforcement policy deliberately channels migrants into the most deadly, inhospitable areas of the desert. The Migrant Trail Walk highlights the experience of migrants as they make their way through this harsh terrain. Last year saw over 230 confirmed migrant deaths. The US Border Patrol only reports those bodies it finds, and many suspect the death toll is significantly higher. CPTer Cliff Kindy, a participant in last summer's Walk, encourages people to join: "The Migrant Trail Walk is an inspiring gathering of border groups that is building a campaign of resistance to exclusive US border policies. A CPT delegation joining the Walk lets us taste the bitter border between the have and have-nots in an era of global capitalism." Migrant Trail Walkers will be accompanied at all times by a mobile support team providing water, food, mobile toilets and medical attention if necessary. Participants arrange their own transportation to Tucson, Arizona. Cost of the CPT delegation is $350 US, which covers on-ground transportation, food, simple accommodations, participation in the Walk, and other delegation fees. Delegation applications are available on CPT's web site at: http://www.cpt.org/delegations/delegations.php Contact delegations@xxxxxxx for more information or call Doug Pritchard in CPT's Toronto office at 416-423-5525. _______________ To stop receiving messages from CPTNET on MennoLink, send a message with only the word, "suspend," in the body to server@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Christian Peacemaker Teams is an initiative of the historic peace churches (Mennonites, Church of the Brethren, and Quakers) with support and membership from a range of Catholic and Protestant denominations. Supporting violence-reduction efforts around the world is its mandate. Contact CPT, POB 6508 Chicago, IL 60680; Telephone: 773-277-0253 Fax: 773-277-0291; e-mail: peacemakers@xxxxxxxx To receive news or discussion of CPT issues by e-mail, fill out the form found on our WEB page at http://www.cpt.org/subscribe.php -- Micheal McEvoy St. Brigid's Gate Farm chewy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Mahomet, Texas Beautiful Brown Eggs from Free-Range Chickens, Free-Range Broilers, Ducks, Geese & Turkeys, Grass-fed, Pastured Dairy from Dexters and Nubians Support your Farmers and Ranchers, Buy Locally Grown Food ------- Austin Mennonite Church, (512) 926-3121 www.mennochurch.org To unsubscribe: use subject "unsubscribe" sent to amc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx