YOU CAN ! Take Part in Gov't Reform, and enjoy yourself while doing so!!!

[Guest guest]

Friends,

This is a great (but limited opportunity) - Please act now, and share this

with everyone on you list!

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Much more important than anyone being honored and a fun night at the theatre

is for us to have a good turn out and raise money for government reform.

The Shakespeare Theatre allows us helpful exposure as we accomplish those

fundamental goals.

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Donations gratefully accepted from those who cannot attend.

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The deadline for purchasing tickets for the Shakespeare Theatre (notice

below) is October 3, 2006.

The Shakespeare Theatre will release all unsold tickets to the public on

October 4th.

Join us for a Night at the Theatre

Support Whistleblowers & Civil Rights Activists !!!

450 7th Street NW

Washington, DC 20004

Tuesday, October 17, 2006

7:30 PM

Panel Discussion & Reception will follow

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http://upcoming.org/event/108668

http://www.shakespearetheatre.org

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An Enemy of the People, by: Henrik Ibsen

Set in a small Norwegian town over 100 years ago, Henrik Ibsen's

masterpiece

tells the story of an honorable citizen who risks everything he has to

" blow

the whistle " on pollution, greed, and corruption. The Shakespeare

Theatre's

moving production of this play provides us with a perfect opportunity to

honor modern-day whistleblowers and civil rights activists.

This performance honors prominent whistleblowers and activists, including,

EPA whistleblower Dr. Marsha -Adebayo, who blew the whistle on the

Environmental Protection Agency's Office of International Activities when

she raised concerns about the health effects of mining operations by a

U.S.

chemical company in South Africa; NIH whistleblower Dr. Fishbein,

who exposed a series of unethical and improper medical problems within the

NIH's drug safety clinical trials program; Bunnatine -Greenhouse,

Former Chief Civilian Contracting Official for the US Army Corps of

Engineers , who blew the whistle on improprieties on the multi-billion

dollar " no-bid " contract obtained by Halliburton to rebuild Iraq; Former

Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal, Fogg, who successfully fought the U.S.

Department of Justice in a landmark federal discrimination case; Rev.

Walter

Fauntroy, Civil Rights leader and Congressman who founded the Free South

Africa Movement which proved instrumental in the dismantling of the racist

apartheid regime in 1994; Dr. Westrick, who blew the whistle on

defective bullet-proof vests that were sold to law enforcement officers

across the country and internationally; Zena D. Crenshaw, President of

National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc., and one of the

few licensed attorneys to blow the whistle on apparent judicial

misconduct.

Sponsored by:

The No FEAR Institute

http://www.nofearinstitute.org/index.htm

The Institute is dedicated to educating the public, eliminating racial

discrimination and worker abuse in Federal agencies. No Fear Coalition

members are committed to winning discrimination battles in all federal

agencies. The No Fear Institute empowers individuals with the knowledge

that they not alone when they report abusive and Discriminatory behavior.

The National Whistleblower Center

http://www.whistleblowers.org/

The primary goal of the Center is to ensure that disclosures about

government, corporate or industry actions that violate the law or harm the

environment are fully heard, and that the whistleblowers who risk their

careers to expose wrongdoing are defended. The Center's mission is to

strengthen the rights of whistleblowers and to help make their underlying

claims known to the public in order to safeguard the welfare of the

American

people by assuring the " FREEDOM TO TELL THE TRUTH " .

Ticket price per person: $75.00 includes reception.

Ticket sales are limited and non-refundable.

Seating for this special event will be located throughout the theatre.

To purchase by credit card and for more information please go to:

https://secure.entango.com/donate/F69zJ7UBC5c

Please send check payable to:

National Whistleblower Center

3238 P Street, NW

Washington, DC 20007

202-342-1903