For Immediate Release

June 4, 2010

Community Forum on Vaccines

The National Action Network

Media Advisory

Date:  Saturday, June 19, 2010 

The National Action Network will have speakers address vital questions involved in the practice of vaccination.  How safe are vaccines?  How effective are vaccines? Is there a link between vaccines and autism?  Should parents have the right to make an informed choice about vaccines?   Are there natural alternatives to vaccines?  These and many other critical issues will be addressed.  This event is open to the general public.  Admission is FREE.

The speakers include:

Felix Ortiz                                    -      New York State Assemblyman

Dr. Khemfoia Padu, MH, PhD   -      Director of the Foundation for Natural Healing                                          

Curtis Cost                                 –      Author of:  Vaccines Are Dangerous – A Warning to

                                                                         The Global Community 2^nd Edition

Dr. Jack Felder                          –      Biochemist, author and lecturer

Heather Walker                         –      Vaccine choice advocate; organizer of the healthcare worker’s rally in

                                                                        Albany, NY

Aleta  Eubanks                           –      Regional Coordinator of ParentalRights.org

Mary Holland                             –      Co-Founder of the Center for Personal Rights

Mashon Taines                           –     Family Preservation Committee - NAN

Reverend Michael Ellner          –      President of HEAL NYC

                                                                                                For More Information Contact:

Place:     The Harlem Branch Library Auditorium               Curtis Cost

 9 W. 124^th Street (Betw. Lenox and 5^th Ave)          Chairman of The Scholar’s Committee 
   Harlem, New York 10027                                        (347) 220 - 1149 or (212) 690-3070
   For directions call:

 (212) 348-5620

Time:   3 p.m. - 6 p.m.