Saturday, November 3, 2007
9 AM to 4 PM (Registration and Fair 8 AM and Conference 9 AM)

Ida Noyes Hall
University of Chicago
1212 E. 59th Street
Chicago, IL 60637-1604
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EarthSave Chicago is staging the Midwest's most significant conference on animal compassion and vegan living of the last several years, and has assembled some of the most respected and dynamic leaders in the movements for one unforgettable day. Learn about the effects of animal agriculture on global warming, the connections between the animal rights movements and other great movements like feminism and civil rights, the false promise of organically raised animal products, and how humans' natural revulsion to blood and gore point to a natural tendency toward vegetarianism. Visit the Compassionate Living Fair to discover wonderful vegan foods and treats as well as a plethora of healthy and eco-friendly products. Meet scores of like-minded people, and learn how you can help make the world a little brighter and happier place. You'll even leave with an organic "goodie bag" filled with samples of healthy products and other treats.

Guest speakers include:

	Howard Lyman Voices for a Viable Future		Farmer Harold Brown Farm Sanctuary
	Dr. Milton Mills Physician's Committee for Responsible Medicine		Mia MacDonald Brighter Green and Worldwatch Institute
	Marti Kheel Feminists for Animal Rights		Josh Balk Humane Society of the United States

Schedule of Events and Conscious Living Fair:
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Tickets: ADVANCE TICKET SALES WILL END FRIDAY AT 6 PM
Advance: $40 ($30 EarthSave members, $15 students)
At the door: $50 ($35 EarthSave members, $20 students)
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Sponsors: Ethical Planet and VegNews magazine

Free childcare will be provided. Please register in advance. Space is limited and availability will be on a first come basis. If you are not registered and there is no availability, you will be turned away at the door.