CLEA’S 6th Child Labor Conference:

To register, please send the following information to clea@sit.edu

Please register before February 15th

Name
Address
Email
Phone number
Organization or school you are affiliated with (if any)
If you are registering on behalf of a class, please simply fill out the above information for your self and list how many students will also be attending with you.
Once you send this information by email, you will receive a confirmation email which will include information for the upcoming conference! We look forward to seeing you at 10am at the School for International Training on Friday March 9th!

Lunch (pizza) being provided if you pre-register.

Frequently asked questions:

What time should I arrive?
We ask that you arrive at 10am where we will have registration and coffee, in the International Center (please see link to map below). We will begin promptly at 10:30am.
Is there a registration fee?
There will not be a formal registration fee, however donations will be accepted, which will assist our efforts to cover speaker and lunch expenses.
What will the day consist of?
The conference will begin with the keynote speakers at 10:30. We will then have two lunch sessions, where you can choose to attend sessions from a variety of speakers. (the specific details will be available the day of the conference). We will have a closing session, which will conclude this exciting day by 2:30pm.
What are the directions to SIT?
The directions to the School for International Training can be found at the following website: http://www.sit.edu/campus/directions.html
Where should I park?
SIT has parking througout it's campus. We simply ask you to park in any designated parking area.
What should I bring?
If you are involved in an organization, please bring brochures to share at the conference information tables. There also may be child labor books and resources on sale, so plan to bring extra money if such items are of interest to you. (CLEA’S new book Challenging Child Labor will be on sale at this event). We also suggest bringing a notebook and pen to take notes throughout the conference.
Will lunch be provided?
Lunch (pizza) being provided if you pre-register.

We look forward to seeing you MARCH 9TH!

Sponsored by
Child Labor Education and Action (CLEA)
clea.sit.edu

WHY:	Because 250 million boys and girls, ages 15-14, are exploited in hazardous working conditions worldwide (ILO).
WHO:	Charlie Kernaghan (Executive Director of the National Labor Committee), Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders (invited), Student led workshops run by CLEA, and voices from the SIT International Community!
WHAT:	A gathering to learn more about the facts and causes of child labor and how we can promote action towards eradication of exploitative child labor policies and practices.
WHERE:	School for International Training (SIT) Brattleboro, VT.
WHEN:	Friday, March 9th, 2007 (10:00am-2:30pm) SAVE THE DATE!