Get on the Bus 2017: Registration
Event Information
Description
GOTB 2017 REGISTRATION
Payment information is needed in order to complete online registration. You must sign up for buses in advance as there is no on-site registration for buses. Traveling with us by bus? We start at 5:30 a.m. Meeting us in NYC? Doors open at 10 a.m. Panel starts at 11 a.m.
Please read instructions for completing online registration and FAQs below.
Instructions
For Bus tickets "Reserved Seat + Event Registration": Include each Passenger's Name, School/Group Name, and Contact Information (e.g., First Name, School/Chapter Name, butterfly@mydomain.org, 888-888-8888)
CAMBRIDGE BUS PICK UP DETAILS
Friday, April 7th. Arrive at 5:30AM. Buses will leave promptly at 6:00AM.
DEPART: Alewife MBTA Station, Cambridge, MA.
Cambridge BUS #1 – DIRECT TO NYC
Cambridge BUS #2 – PICK UP LOCATIONS ARE:
- TOLLAND, CT: Park and Ride lot Exit 68 off of Route 84 at 7:30 a.m.
- NORTH HAVEN, CT: Park and Ride lot Route 40 @ Devine Street (Exit 1) West Lot
NYC Destination: The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, 7 East 7th Street, New York, NY 10003
NYC Departure Location and Time: 5:00PM @ 1st Avenue between E 35th and E37th Streets
This is too early in the morning to use public transportation, but if you carpool in the morning, you can take the T or bus home from Alewife station. We expect to return to Alewife by 11:00 pm.
FAQs
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
For registration questions, please email: gotb@amnesty133.org
Is my registration/ticket transferrable?
Yes, as follows...
Cambridge Bus: your registration/ticket can be transferred to another passenger until Wednesday, April 5th.
What is the refund policy?
Refunds are otherwise non-negotiable (to ensure everyone else can attend).
Organizer Amnesty International USA Group 133
Organizer of Get on the Bus 2017: Registration
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 21st 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.