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2/19 New Brunswick, NJ: New Jersey Immigrant/Human Rights Conference
Released 29 January 2005  By Partha Banerjee, New Jersey Immigration Policy Network

Human Rights for Immigrants
An All-day Conference in New Jersey

From: pbanerjee@njipn.org
Partha Banerjee, New Jersey Immigration Policy Network
Tel: (973)621-0031

Saturday, February 19, 2005
Rutgers University Labor Education Center
50 Labor Center Way, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

New Jersey Immigration Policy Network, American Friends Service Committee, the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey and the International Institute of New Jersey take the initiative to hold an all-day conference on Human Rights for Immigrants.

Conference Topics Include:
Immigrants and law enforcement
In-state tuition and DREAM Act
Day laborers' problems and workers' rights
Access to health care and other services

We need your support, endorsement and active participation

Talk of immigration reform is in the air, yet concrete proposals that would truly address the importance of human rights for all have not been introduced. The recent passage of an intelligence reform bill that provides for increased enforcement and detention space reveals the disconnect between the rhetoric about immigration reform and the direction in which present policies are moving.

With the fifth largest immigration population in country, New Jersey's community of immigrants and immigrant rights advocates must come together to tackle these issues through a human rights framework. A strong, unified voice, a good turnout, and well-thought-out plans of action will make the conference a meaningful one.

Conference from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M.
Registration from 9-10 A.M.
Registration: $25 per person (suggested contribution)
(Lunch and refreshment included)

Featured Speakers:
Josh Bernstein, Senior Policy Analyst, National Immigration Law Center

Margie McHugh, Executive Director, New York Immigration Coalition

Douglas Palmer, Mayor, City of Trenton

Seema Singh, Ratepayer Advocate, State of New Jersey

RSVP (use the registration slip and send back)
Email: njipn@njipn.org; Phone: (973)-621-0031; Fax: (973)-621-2297

Partha Banerjee, New Jersey Immigration Policy Network, 973-621-0031

Amy Gottlieb, American Friends Service Committee, 973-643-1924

Parastou Hassouri, American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, 973-642-2086

Nick Montalto, International Institute of New Jersey, 201-653-3888
[with support from Fund for New Jersey]

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Registration Forum

Send this Registration Slip (and write checks) back to:
New Jersey Immigration Policy Network, 89 Market Street, 7th Floor, Newark, NJ 07102.

__ Yes, I will attend. I'm sending registration for ___ people. Enclosed is a check or money order for $______ .

__ No, I cannot attend this time. But please send me information for future events.

Name/s and address/es of participant/s:

Directions to Rutgers University Labor Education Center
50 Labor Center Way, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone 732-932-9502


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