>
>       Join Torch Relay, Senator Kennedy, in Boston Thursday!
>
>August 3, 2000
>ADA 10th Anniversary Event: Spirit of the ADA Torch Relay - Boston
>Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
>
>The route of the ADA Torch Relay features seven Boston sites. Unique in
>the nation, the Boston route will in part travel over water on the Charles
>River and in Boston Harbor from the Charlestown Navy Yard to the J.F.K.
>Library. Each site symbolizes the link between American history and the
>disability rights movement, or highlights a local model of making access
>a reality.
>
>Old North Church, North End
>
>Opening ceremony in which the torch will be symbolically lit from the lamp
>at Old North Church
>
>Faneuil Hall, Downtown
>
>Action for Boston Community Development, Downtown
>
>Harriet Tubman Park & Settlement House, South End
>
>Media Access Group/WGBH Educational Foundation, Allston
>
>USS Constitution, Charlestown
>
>John F. Kennedy Library, Dorchester
>Closing ceremony and reception. It is our great honor that Senator
>Edward M. Kennedy will join us in this part of the celebration.
>Additional speakers include Commissioner Paul Miller of EEOC,
>Judy Brewer of the World Wide Web Accessibility Project at MIT,
>Greg Lowney of Microsoft.
>
>The Boston Center for Independent Living, the New England ADA Technical
>Assistance Center at Adaptive Environments, Cape Organization for the
>Rights of the Disabled, and the City of Boston Disabled Persons
>Commission are the primary organizers.


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