Get on the Bus with our friends in D.C., on Friday, April 12th!

Keep the pressure on governments and leaders throughout GOTB. If you have 10 minutes... please take action. 

• Tweet using #gotb13 @aiusa_gotb @getonthebusdc 
• Be a Virtual Activist! Contact diplomatic officials via phone, fax, email, and social media.
  
• Spread the word and #ShowYourSolidarity in your community. 

... and you can still take action in support of on human rights in:

• China: Freedom for Tibetan filmmaker Dhondup Wangchen
• Burma: Freedom for prisoners of conscience
• Sudan: Rights and safety of civilians and internally displaced persons in Sudan
• Sri Lanka: End arbitrary detention
• South Africa (side action): Justice for Noxolo Nogwaza and other LGBTI South Africans 

For more details, check out GOTB 2013 actions and issues.

What is Get on the Bus?

Get on the Bus for Human Rights (GOTB) is an annual day of human rights education and activism organized by Amnesty International USA Group 133 of Somerville, MA and a dedicated team of volunteer community organizers. Now in its eighteenth year, GOTB draws upwards of 1,200 participants riding buses, commuter trains, and carpooling down to New York City to take peaceful action in front of embassies, consulates and corporate headquarters in NYC in support of human rights.

Starting in 2011, Get on the Bus expanded to Washington, D.C.  - be sure check out their website too!

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Get on the Bus is a project of Amnesty International, Group 133, Somerville MA

GOTB is sponsored by The Cooper Union

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