Location: Geneva

Event Description: UNDP Administrator Kemal Dervis launch of Sustainable Difference publication and promotion of 5 Energy and Environment Initiatives
Location: German Mission to the UN
Time: 6-8 pm

[3]

Location: UNHQ
Organizing Bodies: DESA
URL: www.un.org/esa/socdev/rwss/rwss2003.htm
Report Description:
The 2005 Report on the World Social Situation (RWSS) will focus on the international aspects of inequality. The main assumption of the RWSS 2005 is that issues of equity and inequality has acquired such importance nowadays that it renders a difficult task to strengthen the development agenda without first addressing the segmentation of society that, among other reasons, rising levels of inequality have produced.

[4]

Poverty and Environment Newsletter Launch
Date: Friday 9 September
Location: TBA
Organizing Body: UNEP
URL: http://www.unep.org/dpdl/poverty_environment/

[5]

Location: UNHQ
Organizing Body: UNIFEM
URL:
Report Description: Launch of "Women, Work & Poverty". Press release and interviews; no formal launch

[6]

Location: UNHQ
Organizing Body: UNCTAD
URL: http://www.unctad.org/Templates/StartPage.asp?intItemID=2504&lang=1
Report Description: This year´s Report analyses recent trends in the world economy vis-à-vis progress towards the MDGs and examines new features of global economic interdependence resulting from fast growth in China and India. It concludes that correction of the global trade imbalance through internationally coordinated action is a prerequisite for the sustainability of rapid growth in Asia and its beneficial effects for the developing world at large.

[7]

Location: FAO HQ, Rome
Organizing Body: FAO

[8]

World Conference of Speakers of Parliaments
Date: Wednesday, 7 September, 3PM in the UNGA Hall; Thursday and Friday, 8 and 9 Septeptember, from 10AM to 1PM andfrom 3PM to 6PM in the UNGA Hall
Organizing Body or Contacts: IPU
Event Description: A follow-up to the first conference organized in 2000. The overall purpose is to provide a direct input to the September Summit by outlining the contribution potential of the world's parliaments to strengthening the UN and the MDGs.

For further information, including the draft Declaration and the order of speakers, please
contact the Office of the Permanent Observer for the Inter-Parliamentary Union (tel. 1
(212) 557-5880); or visit the IPU Web site at www.ipu.org.

[9]

10th Annual Labor Day Parade
Location: 5th Avenue, NY
Event Description:
- A white band presence will be established during the annual Manhattan Labor Council march; potential press release.
Event Description:
- A "Wake up to Poverty" morning (linked global theme) including a wake-up call for national delegates going to the Summit, press releases, breakfast lobby meetings, rallies, demos and marches targeting government Summit delegations.
Contacts):
UN Millennium Campaign - Carol Welch
Gemma Adaba - IFCTU
URL: http://www.whiteband.org/Lib/take_action/take_action/en

[10]

Commission for Sustainable Development Workshop – Preparing for the Future
Dates: 11-12 September 2005
Venue: Church Centre, Second Floor, 777 UN Plaza 44th Street (between 1st and 2nd Avenue)
Chair: Juan Mayr (CSD Chair 2000)

Event Description: Stakeholder Forum’s workshop on “Commission for Sustainable Development- Preparing for the Future,” held on 11-12 September. “CSD – Preparing for the Future” will discuss the new CSD process (developed at CSD 11) and make recommendations to improve the effectiveness and success of this organization as it enters its second implementation cycle.
Participants: 40-60 participants, including: Governments, Intergovernmental Bodies, UN Agencies and Programmes and Major Stakeholder Groups
Workshop Chairs: Derek Osborn (SF Chair) Malcolm Harper (SF Board of Directors)
Rapporteurs: Margreet van de Griend; Maria Figueroa Küpçü;
Organizing Body or Contact(s)): Felix Dodds & Mehjabeen Price
URL: www.stakeholderforum.org

[11]

High-level panel discussion on “The role and responsibilities of parliaments as regards to the work of the United Nations”

Date: Thursday, 8 September 2005, at 3.30 p.m. in Conference Room One
Organizing Body: IPU

[Representatives of Permanent Missions, as well as of civil society organizations, are welcome to participate in the panel discussions. For further information, please contact
the Office of the Permanent Observer for the Inter-Parliamentary Union (tel. 1 (212) 557-5880).]

[12]

Roundtable on MDGs in Geneva
Date: 2 September 2005
Time: 10AM -12:15 PM
Location: Geneva, International Environment House II, Meeting Room Aare
Event Description:
On the eve of this summit, today’s roundtable will make a round-up of MDGs, focusing particularly on environmental issues, and taking a critical look at the approach and architecture that has been agreed, and efforts undertaken so far, by institutions and Member States to reach the goals.

[13]

58th Annual UNDPI/NGO Conference
"Our Challenge: Voices for Peace, Partnerships, and Renewal"
Event Description: An interactive, forum for 2,500+ NGOs associated with the UN to underscore support for the MDGs. A series of conference Plenary Sessions and 30 Midday NGO Interactive Workshops (civil society, UN, and government agencies) will occur over the course of three days; Amb. Ping will oversee an interactive dialogue between governments and civil society on the 9th.
Location: UNHQ
Organizing Bodies: UNDPI & NGOs
URL of DPI/NGO Section: www.un.org/dpi/ngosection
Contact: Sasa Gorisek, Information Officer, NGO Section, Phone: (212) 963-1859, or email: gorisek@un.org
Attendees: See separate worksheet.

[14]

Event: Orientation Session for Central American Journalists (in Spanish)
Location: UNDP, 1 UN Plaza, 9th Floor
Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Lunch: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

Event: Orientation Session for African Journalists (in English)
Time: 3:00PM - 5:00 PM
Location: UNDP, 1 UN Plaza, 9th Floor

[15]

UN Peoples Assembly Gathering
Date: 8 September
Venue: Church Center, 2nd Floor Auditorium, 777 UN Plaza on 44th at 1st Ave
Time: 5PM - 7PM
Theme: UN Reform
Event Description:
The Citizens for a United Nations Peoples Assembly gathering will be held during the annual UN DPI/NGO conference featuring global updates and the Open Letter Initiative, calling for UN Secretary General Kofi Annan to convene a high level panel to discuss the criteria for establishing people¹s representation within the UN organization.

For more information, visit http://www.empowertheun.org

[16]

Title: Business and the MDGs: An Active Role for Globally Responsible Companies
Venue: Helen & Martin Kimmel Center at New York University
Event Description: InWEnt's 10th International Business Forum focuses on private sector contributions, shared experiences, and lessons learned in efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. Also including Global Compact/Global Public Policy Institute Report Launch.
Organizing Bodies: InWEnt, World Bank, Instituto Ethos and Global Compact. Contact Michael Jarvis (WB) at mjarvis@worldbank.org or Melissa Powell (UN Global Compact) at powell@un.org
URL: www.businessandmdgs.org

[17]

UNDP Human Development Report Launch
The focus of HDR 2005 is on what governments in rich countries can do to keep their side of the "grand bargain" agreed upon in the Millennium Declaration in 2000 and elaborated further in Monterrey in 2002, under which sustained political and economic reform by developing countries is matched by direct support from the rich world in trade, aid and investment.

[18]

UCLG Summit: Localizing the MDGs
URL: www.cities-localgovernments.org/uclg/
Event Description: United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) Summit will include 500 local mayors in anticipated attendance in an event dedicated to promoting the policies and experiences of local governments in key areas such as poverty, sustainable development and social inclusion and united around the MDGs.

[19]

Interfaith Service and Reception on the MDGs
Date: Friday, 9 August
Time: 6PM - 7PM
Venue: UN Church Center, 77 UN Plaza
Contact: Kathleen Stone, chaplain@gbgm-umc.org

[20]

Location: NY, Venue TBD
Organizing Body: ActionAid

[21]

Location: UNHQ
URL: http://www.un.org/ga/59

[22]

Location: UNHQ
Event Description: GA59 and 60 Presidents, SG, and US to speak
URL: http://www.un.org/ga/59/h160_plenarymeeting.html

[23]

Interfaith Prayer Service
Date: September 13th, 2005 at 8:15am.
Venue: St. Bartholomew's Church, on Park Avenue at 51st Street.
Organizing Body: WFUNA
Event Description: Leaders of about thirty different faiths from around the world will offer prayers from their traditions for the work of the General Assembly. Secretary General Kofi Annan has agreed to join the service, and the incoming President of the General Assembly normally participates.

[24]

Achieving the MDGs: Accountability and the Role of the Media in Developing Countries

Venue: UNDP at One UN Plaza
Organizing Bodies: COM+; World Bank
Contact: Barbara Medina - Barbara.Medina@complusalliance.org

The Alliance of Communicators for Sustainable Development (COM+) will bring six journalists from Africa and six from Central America to the World Summit during 11-15 September to participate in a series of high level panels that will debate World Summit issues before the actual Summit. COM+ will provide professional media training on development issues as well as on the job training during the event to journalists in an effort to strengthen local reporting capacity and public awareness on the MDGs in developing countries.

[25]

Official UNHQ welcoming Breakfast
Venue: North Delegates Lounge and Delegates' Dining Room
Date: 14 Sept. from 7:30 - 8:50
Event Description:
A welcoming breakfast at the Heads of State level will be held in the North Delegates’ Lounge on Wednesday, 14 Sep from 7:30 to 8:50AM. Simultaneously, a breakfast will be held at the Ministerial level for heads of delegations, Cabinet ministers, Permanent Representatives, and their spouses in the Delegates’ Dining Room.

[26]

UN Millennium Project Breakfast Event: Leading the Way in the Fight Against Poverty: Experiences from the Millennium Project Pilot Countries
Date: 15 September, time is TBD
Venue: UN Secretariat
Organizing Body: Millennium Project and UNDP
Event Description: A breakfast with government leaders from MP's seven pilot countries (Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Senegal, Tajikistan and Yemen) to highlight their progress and leadership in pursuing the practical national policy steps needed to acheive the MDGs. The event will feature brief statements by the new Chair of the UN Development Group, Kemal Dervis, and each participating government leader, followed by a question and answer session that is open to the media.

[27]

Business and the MDGs: An Active Role for Globally Responsible Companies
Venue: Helen & Martin Kimmel Center at New York University
Event Description: InWEnt's 10th International Business Forum focuses on private sector contributions, shared experiences, and lessons learned in efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. Also including Global Compact/Global Public Policy Institute Report Launch.
Organizing Bodies: InWEnt, World Bank, Instituto Ethos and Global Compact. Contact Michael Jarvis (WB) at mjarvis@worldbank.org or Melissa Powell (UN Global Compact) at powell@un.org
URL: www.businessandmdgs.org

[28]

Location: Sheraton
Time: 8AM - 3PM
Event Details:
http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/home.nsf/pt_schedule

[29]

Fredrich Ebert Foundation and ICFTU Trade Union Seminar
Date: 12 September
Venue: Institute of International Education in NY
Theme: "The Centrality of Decent Work for the Attainment of the MDGs."
Organizing Body: Friedrich Ebert Foundation; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions.
Event Descritption:
The seminar will bring trade union leaders from around the world into a dialogue with officials of the UN, the ILO, and civil society reps to explore how the multiple dimensions of poverty, including feminized poverty, could be addressed through the range of policy measures and tools embodied in the Decent Work Agenda. The Seminar aims to make an important contribution to the development policy dialogue of the Summit, focusing on ways to effectively achieve the MDGs by 2015.
Registration:
Spaces are limited. To participate in this seminar, please respond by Friday September 2, 2005 to the Friedrich Ebert Foundation by telephone: 212 687 0208; fax: 212 687 0261, or Email: fesny@fesny.org

For more information, visit http://www.icftu.org/displaydocument.asp?Index=991221941&Language=EN

What
    Labour Millennium Development Goals
When
    2005-09-12 from 00:00 to 00:00
Where
    Institute of International Education, New York
Name
    Friedrich Ebert Foundation
Contact Email
    fesny@fesny.org
Contact Phone
    212 687 0208

[30]

UN Global Compact/Global Public Policy Institute report launch: “Business UNusual: Advancing Partnerships between the United Nations and Business”
Time: 8:45 AM
Venue: TBD - either UNHQ or NYU

[31]

Commission for Sustainable Development Workshop – Preparing for the Future
Dates: 11-12 September 2005
Time: 10AM - 4PM
Venue: Church Centre, Second Floor, 777 UN Plaza 44th Street (between 1st and 2nd Avenue)
Chair: Juan Mayr (CSD Chair 2000)

Event Description: Stakeholder Forum’s workshop on “Commission for Sustainable Development- Preparing for the Future,” held on 11-12 September. “CSD – Preparing for the Future” will discuss the new CSD process (developed at CSD 11) and make recommendations to improve the effectiveness and success of this organization as it enters its second implementation cycle.
Participants: 40-60 participants, including: Governments, Intergovernmental Bodies, UN Agencies and Programmes and Major Stakeholder Groups
Workshop Chairs: Derek Osborn (SF Chair) Malcolm Harper (SF Board of Directors)
Rapporteurs: Margreet van de Griend; Maria Figueroa Küpçü;
Organizing Body or Contact(s)): Felix Dodds & Mehjabeen Price
URL: www.stakeholderforum.org

[32]

Stakeholder Workshop - Enhancing Democracy in the Intergovernmental Arena
Venue: 10th Floor, Church Centre, New York
Date and Time: 13 September - Day long event
Event Description: A Follow-up to: CSD Workshop - Preparing for the Future
This event will follow-up from the CSD Workshop by providing stakeholders with an opportunity to reflect on the CSD workshop’s outcomes and make recommendations to the CSD Secretariat on stakeholder engagement in the next cycle. In particular, the workshop will examine the issue of stakeholder engagement in the CSD process, and UN processes more generally.
Participants: 20-25 participants representing Major Stakeholder Groups
Organizing Bodies or Contact(s): Stakeholder Forum; Felix Dodds

[33]

Location: Sheraton Hotel
Time: 7PM - 9PM

[34]

ASEAM-UN Summit
Date: Tuesday, 13 September
Location: UNHQ - ECOSOC Chamber
Time: 11 AM - 1 PM

[35]

Official luncheon hosted by the UN Secretary General
Date: Wednesday, 14 September at 1:15 PM
Venue: North Delegates Lounge
Event Description: The SG will host a luncheon in honor of the Heads of State/Government and heads of delegations of Member States who will speak at the High-Level Plenary. Followed by a photo op at 2:30 PM in the Trusteeship Council Chamber.

[36]

IUCN facilitated Dialogue on Conservation and Indigenous Peoples
DATE: Friday, 16 September
TIME: 11:00 AM
VENUE: UNPFII Premises
ORGANIZING BODIES: IUCN, CI, WWF, TNC, UNPFII
DESCRIPTION: A dialogue on conservation and indigenous peoples issues.
PARTICIPANTS:
- Elissavet Stamatopoulou, Chief of the Secretariat, UNPFII
- Sushil Raj, Associate Expert, UNPFII
- Hui Lu, Social Affairs Officer, UNPFII
- Kristen Walker and Laura Ledwith from Conservation International
- Joy Grant from The Nature Conservancy
- Jenny Springer from WWF - World Wildlife Fund
- Myself and Maria Espinosa from IUCN

[37]

Launch of “Where is the Wealth of Nations? Measuring Capital for the 21st Century”
and its Companion Booklet “Ensuring Environmental Sustainability Measuring Progress toward the 7th MDG”

Date: September 13th, 2005, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Venue: Institute of International Education (IIE), 12th Floor, 809 United Nations Plaza, New York
Event Description:
With this publication, the World Bank publishes what could be termed the millennium capital assessment, or monetary estimates of the range of resources—produced, ecosystems and intangible—upon which development depends. This comprehensive snapshot of wealth for 120 countries at the turn of the millennium aims to deepen our understanding of the linkages between the ability of a country to develop and the level and composition of wealth. According to the study, sound management of ecosystems is key to economic growth.

Chair: Ian Johnson, Vice President, Sustainable Development, World Bank
Special Presentations by:
Wangari Maathai, 2004 Nobel Peace Price Laureate,
Minister of Environment of Kenya
Steve McCormick, CEO, The Nature Conservancy, TBC
Peter Seligmann, CEO, Conservation International
Achim Steiner, CEO, World Conservation Union, IUCN
Warren Evans, Director, Environment Department, World Bank

Presentation by:
Kirk Hamilton, Lead Environmental Economist, Environment Department, World Bank

[38]

2005 World Summit Policy Dialogue: "Investing in the Environment to Fight Poverty: The Economic Case and Priorities for Action"
Venue: Institute of International Education
Date: 14 September from 2:30-5:30 PM
Event Description: The policy dialogue will bring together leaders from governments, NGOs, local communities, academics and business to explore and debate key findings on the economic case for the importance of environment to poverty reduction, and to identify priority areas for investment to advance the MDG agenda. It is sponsored by the Poverty-Environment Partnership – a network of more than 30 international development and environment agencies convened to address poverty-environment linkages within the MDG framework.
Organizing Body or Contacts:
UNDP (C. McNeill) and UNEP/DPDL (D. Smith), et al
Confirmed Participants:
Kemal Derviş, Administrator of UNDP
Klaus Toepfer, Executive Director of UNEP
Agnes van Ardenne-van der Hoeven, Minister of Development Cooperation, The Netherlands
Margaret Beckett, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, United Kingdom
Laila Freivalds, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sweden
Connie Hedegaard, Minister for the Environment and Minister for Nordic Cooperation, Denmark
Ian Johnson, Vice President for Sustainable Development, World Bank
Wangari Maathai, Nobel Peace Prize, 2004; Deputy Minister, Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, Kenya
Claude Martin, Director General, WWF – International
Kumi Naidoo, Chair, Global Call to Action against Poverty (GCAP), South Africa
Benson Venegas Robinson, Asociación ANAI / Talamanca, Equator Initiative Board of Directors, Costa Rica
Mary Robinson, Chair of the Board, International Institute for Environment and Development; former President, Republic of Ireland
Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, Minister of Environment & Energy, Costa Rica
Charlie Rose, The Charlie Rose Show [invited]
Jeffrey Sachs, Director, The Earth Institute at Columbia University & Special Advisor to UN Secretary-General on the MDGs
Achim Steiner, Director General, IUCN – The World Conservation Union
Björn Stigson, President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development
Jane Weru, Slum and Shack Dwellers, Kenya

[39]

Location: Millennium UN Plaza Hotel
Time: 2:00 - 5:00 PM
Organizing Bodies: Millennium Project and UN ICT Task Force in association with UNFIP

[40]

Location: multiple
Event Description: Press launch in NY preceded by press conferences in London and Geneva on Friday, 9 September

[41]

Location: UNHQ, ECOSOC Chamber
Time: 3PM - 6PM
Organizing Body: Phillippines Mission
Event Description: At Summit level.

[42]

Venue: Millennium Plaza Hotel
Time: 6-8 pm

[43]

Prayer Service on the Eve of the opening session of the 60th General Assembly
Date: Monday 12 September - 5 P.M.
Venue: Church of the Holy Family ( 315 East 47 th Street )
Organizing Bodies: The Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See and the Archdiocese of New York
Contact: All are invited to attend. For further information, please contact the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See (tel. 1 (212) 370-7885)

[44]

UN Bridge Initiative Ceremony: OPEN UN
Venue: Riverside Church, NY
Date: Tuesday, September 13th
• 9:30AM – 12:00PM Citizen’s Report on Global Democracy
• 1:00PM – 4:00PM Civil Society Forum
• 4:15PM – 7:15PM Dialogue with Officials from the UN Summit
• 8:00PM – 11:00PM Political and Cultural Event
Event Description:
On the eve of the official UN Summit in New York (September 14-16, 2005), Bridge Initiative and other NGOs have scheduled a full day of events, dialogue, video links, and films focusing on the issues discussed at the UN Summit. The event is open to the press and to the broadcast media. The issues scheduled to be covered are: MDGs+5 Assessment, UN Reform, Peace and Security.

[45]

Roundtable discussion on "Achieving the MDGs for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Africa "
Date: 14 September 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Venue: UNICEF House
Organizing Bodies: UNICEF and the Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council(WSSCC).
Event Description: The Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for All campaign ('WASH') is a concerted advocacy and communications campaign to mobilize political awareness, support and action to end the suffering of the 1.1 billion people without access to safe water, and the 2.4 billion without adequate sanitation.

[46]

Event Description:
”The Diary of Angelina Jolie and Dr. Jeffrey Sachs in Africa” (Diary) will be a 30-minute MTV documentary on the fight against extreme poverty in Africa and the feasibility of achieving the MDGs. The documentary features first-person storytelling from Ms. Jolie and Dr. Sachs as they experience the effects of both the devastation and hopeful progress in a remote group of villages called Sauri in Western Kenya. The documentary conveys that, through practical, cost-effective interventions such as anti-malaria bednets, water pumps, soil nutrients and fertilizer, the Millennium Development Goals can be met, even in the poorest of places. The global airdate for this documentary will be 16 September.

[47]

Location: UNHQ
Time: 6 PM - 8 PM
Event Description: 25 member commission Co-chaired by Hernando de Soto and Madeline Albright. Aims to increase legal protection of the economic assets of the poor on the international agenda. The commission will systematize lessons learned and develop tools for the effective formalization of poor people’s user and property rights.
Organizing Bodies: Norway (primary) and other Nordic countries; Canada, the UK, Egypt, Guatemala, Tanzania, Brazil, India and South Africa.
Commission Members: President of Tanzania Benjamin Mkapa, former Foreign Minister of Chile Soledad Alvear and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Shirin Ebadi from Iran.

[48]

EVENT: CLEAN ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE RECEPTION
VENUE: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 5th Ave, NY
DATE: Wednesday, 14 September
TIME: 6:30PM–8:30PM
HOSTED BY: The Climate Group
PARTICIPANTS:
Rt Hon Margaret Beckett MP, The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Brendan McDonagh, Chief Operating Officer, HSBC Bank USA
Dr Steve Howard, CEO, The Climate Group
Dr Marianne Osterkorn, International Director, REEEP
Held in parallel with the UN Millennium Review Summit 2005, this reception will highlight the importance of addressing the climate change issue and the critical role of renewable energy and energy efficiency. It will bring together policy makers, business, diplomats and other stakeholders to build upon the outcomes of the G8 summit and the positive momentum that is developing in the US at State and corporate level.
RSVP: nforster@theclimategroup.org

[49]

Venue: UNHQ
Time: 7PM - 9PM
Event Description: Reception to turn over chairmanship of UNGA from Gabon to Sweden

[50]

“Achieving the Millennium Goals: Financing Housing, Water and Sanitation in the Cities of Middle-income Countries”

Venue: TBD
Organizing Bodies: Millennium Project Task Force on Improving the Lives of Slum Dwellers
Event Description:
This workshop’s principal participants will be cabinet-level officials from middle-income countries, with the governments of Brazil and South Africa playing particularly important roles. The goal is to involve middle-income countries and international financial institutions in a dialogue on the harmonization of fiscal policy and social investments, in order to secure the financial resources needed to reach the Millennium Development Goals, with special reference to the rapidly growing numbers of urban poor and the need for improving the living conditions of existing slum dwellers (Targets 10 and 11 under MDG 7).

[51]

PEP INITIATIVE: Environment for the MDGs Heads of State Dinner
Title: Environment and the MDGs: Celebrating Leadership, Action and Innovation
Date: 14 September from 6:30-10:00 PM
Venue: The Boathouse in Central Park
Description: Head of state dinner

Designed to highlight political support for a scaled-up role for environment in achieving the MDGs.

[52]

Location: MOMA
URL: http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org

[53]

Location: Sheraton Hotel
Time: 7PM - 9PM

[54]

Time and Location: TBD - Evening at the UN

[55]

Organizing Bodies: GCAP IPS, UFPJ, Jubilee Evening
Location: Riverside Church, Evening

[56]

Location: TBD - potentially Der Ham Plaza pending permits
Organizing Bodies and Contacts: Micah Challenge, Bread, World Vision, Sojourners, EGR/Chloe Breyer, Adam Taylor, Katherine Clark
Event Description: Prayer Vigils and Fast Speakers – Common – Summer of themes and advocacy