Hi Sapac-ers,
 
Here are some details about the upcoming meeting Aparna mentioned in her e-mail today.
 
You've been thinking about getting involved...
You've been getting the e-mails for a while, and were waiting for a good reason to become active with SAPAC...

Well, here's a great chance to:
- make a difference in promoting harmony and democracy in India from Chicago
- learn what Desis in Chicago are doing to promote peace and pluralism in India
- participate in a nascent effort to join hands with a coalition of Desi organizations from the Chicago area
- meet people from SAPAC and other Desi organizations in Chicago

If you're interested, if you're curious, come to this Saturday's meeting... If you've never been to a Sapac event or meeting, this is an ideal place to get involved and meet fellow Desi progressives. 

We'll be carpooling to the meeting from Chicago - let us know if you need a ride. E-mail us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] to RSVP or if you have any questions.

On Saturday, November 8, 2003, 11 AM to 3 PM at the Darien Public Library (directions below)

COME TOGETHER TO BUILD BRIDGES OF UNDERSTANDING

Building Bridges invites you to a meeting to discuss how we can jointly promote the following principles and values that unite non-resident Indians, persons of Indian origin, and Indians:

Pluralism � celebration of and respect for diversity

Secularism � in governance, politics and education

Democracy � participatory and transparent

Harmony � among all people, irrespective of faith
Sponsoring Organizations:
AFMI (American Federation of Muslims from India)
CSDI (Coalition for Secular and Democratic India)
IMC � USA (Indian Muslim Council, USA)
NRI (New Republic India)
SAGAR (South Asia Group for Action and Reflection)
SAHO (Sikh American Heritage Organization)
SAPAC (South Asian Progressive Action Collective)
WTO (World Tamil Organization)

Building Bridges is a new effort, where people and organizations in the Chicago Metropolitan area have come together to build bridges between different communities, and to understand and promote the above-mentioned principles.

Directions � From I-55, go north on Rte. 83. From I-88 go south on Rte 83. From Rte. 83, go west one signal light (in a southwest direction) on Plainfield Rd. � Library is on the left-hand side, at southwest intersection of Clarendon Hills and Plainfield Roads. If coming east on 75th Street, make a left on Plainfield Road � the Library comes on the right before Clarendon Hills Road. Please park at the back - the meeting room is on the second floor.

Please spread the word, bring people, and participate this Saturday..


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