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March on Pitt campus ends peacefully

A group of about 70 people marched through the streets of the University of Pittsburgh campus last night, protesting police confrontations with G-20 demonstrators during the past few days in Oakland Read More.

110 arrested in clash with police in Oakland

In a repeat of a scene from Thursday night, police in riot gear confronted another crowd of more than 400 students and young people who gathered around Schenley Plaza in Oakland last night. Read More.

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Safety Zone Map

Map of the security zones in the Downtown area for the G-20 summit. Visit City of Pittsburgh's public safety site for updates and more.

Protest Schedule

Organization Name	Date	Time	Rally Location	March Route	Event Type
Exhibit on Destroyed Villages of Darfur	9/22/09 through 9/25/09	Continuously displayed	Displayed on Flagstaff Hill, Schenley Park	n/a	Exhibit
Bail Out the People Movement	9/19/09 through 9/25/09	6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.	Allegheny Commons East Park	n/a	Rally
Workforce Development Global Alliance	09/23/2009	10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.	Grandview Avenue Overlook and march on Mt. Washington sidewalks	Mt. Washington sidewalks	Rally/March
G-20 Fight AIDS Funeral Procession/ Health Gap	09/22/2009	1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.	Downtown sidewalks (Liberty and Grant)	Make a right onto Fort Duquesne Blvd, make a right onto Liberty, and make a right onto Grant	Rally/March
Association of Philadelphia Tibetan Community	09/24/2009	8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.	Assemble in Oakland (Fifth Avenue and Craft Avenue)	Fifth Avenue to the City-County Building, continue to Smithfield Street; Smithfield Street to Seventh and Liberty	March
* Pittsburgh G-20 Resistance Project	09/24/2009	2:30 p.m.	Arsenal Park, Lawrenceville.	Planners have declared they will march to the summit site and will engage in "resistance."	Rally/March
Action Factory Organization (avaaz.org)	09/25/2009	9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.	Assemble at Kennard Field (12:00 p.m.)	March down Kirkpatrick to Fifth Avenue (1:00 p.m.)	Rally/March
Tibetan Association of Philadelphia	09/25/2009	1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.	Assemble at Forbes Avenue	March down Forbes Avenue to Wightman; Turn onto Phillips, followed by Murray; Head onto Wilkins, Shady, Fifth, Negley, and Walnut; Turn onto Aiken, Liberty, cross the Bloomfield Bridge; Left onto Bigelow, continue onto North Craig, and head back onto Fifth. (March to be conducted on sidewalks)	March
Pittsburgh Outdoor Artists and Community Indian Summer	9/18/09 through 9/25/09	6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.	South Side Riverfront Park	n/a	Rally
Three Rivers Climate Convergence	9/20/09 through 9/25/09	6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.	Schenley Park	n/a	Rally
Thomas Merton Center	09/25/2009	12:00 p.m.	Assemble in Oakland (Fifth Avenue and Craft Avenue)	Down Fifth Avenue; Rally at City-County Building; Down Fifth Avenue, right onto Wood Street, left onto Liberty Avenue; Right onto Seventh, continue across bridge. Continue onto Sandusky, which becomes East Commons. Right onto East Ohio, and into East park.	March
Chinese Association for Science and Technology	09/25/2009	9 a.m.	Flagstaff Hill, sidewalks along Schenley Drive and the Panther hollow Bridge		March
* Unpermitted demonstration

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World Affairs Council Resources

The World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh has created background information on the summit and its participants.

-- WAC G-20 site

-- What is the G-20?

-- Get to know the G-20 Countries

-- How does the G-20 differ from the G-7 and G-8?

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