**Seattle, Washington State Area Residents**

Represent for Animals in Labs in Seattle This Friday

Join Us for the 2nd March on University of Washington this Friday, October 2nd

On April 25th, for the first March on UW, 500 people took to the streets to show broad public advocacy for animals and opposition to UW and Skanska’s expansion plans. It was a watershed moment for the animal liberation movement. On October 2nd, let’s increase those numbers, increase the pressure, and employ mass action to stop this lab. There is no distance that is too far to travel. Take off work. Skip class. Join us in Seattle.

UW will be in its first week of Fall Term, students and faculty will be returning, and freshman will be starting anew. University administration would like the new academic year to kick off without a hitch, and they celebrate this homecoming with their annual Dawg Daze week of events. But public pressure against the lab will follow them into the new year. There is no turning back, and the 2nd March on the University of Washington will make that abundantly clear.

We will show solidarity. We will stop this lab. Where will you be?

#MarchonUW #NoNewAnimalLab #WeWillStopThisLab

What: March on the University of Washington
When: Friday, October 2, 2:00 p.m.
Where: University of Washington, Red Square

Bring: water, comfortable shoes, homemade signs, potentially rain gear

Sample Signs: Animal Liberation, Stop the Lab, No New Animal Lab, End Vivisection, Shame on Skanska, Shame on UW, #StormSkanska, #MarchOnUW, Cut the Contract

Directions: From I-5, take exit to NE 42nd St. Turn right onto Roosevelt Way NE. Turn left onto NE Campus Pkwy. Turn right onto Brooklyn Ave NE. Turn left at the 1st cross street onto NE 40th St. Continue onto NE Grant Ln. Park anywhere near here. You will have to walk the rest of the way into the very large Central Plaza, or Red Square.

Public Transportation: Multiple bus lines service UW and Red Square.

Parking: Please arrive early to ensure time for parking. There are some paid parking lots around campus, but there is also street parking (also costs money) around the University District.

For information, contact No New Animal Lab at info@nonewanimallab.com

Facebook Page: Click here.

Thanks so much for attending, and please share this post with people local to the area. Thanks!