| Sponsors | 1998 March Info On March 10, 1998 the fourth "March for Tibet's Independence" began in Portland, Oregon. So far, the walkers have covered 252 miles of the 360 miles to Vancouver, British Columbia. As the end of this 45-day walk draws near, we invite everyone to begin planning to join us in Vancouver, British Columbia on April 25th. April 25th is the 9th Birthday of Gendhun Choekyi Nyima, the missing Panchen Lama. We hope that 1000's of Tibet Supporters will stand with us at The PRC Consulate at the conclusion of the walk displaying Tibetan Flags and advocating for the release of the world's youngest political prisoner, Gendhun Choekyi Nyima. April 25th 10:30 meet in Central Park in Burnaby and walk Kingsway to Joyce to 41st to Granville 2:30 Rally and speakers at Chinese Consulate, 3380 Granville Last Day Report: We also hope that on April 25th, Tibet Supporters around the world will engage in a similar activity at appropriate locations. The major cities along the route include: Portland, Oregon and Olympia, Tacoma, Bellevue, Seattle, Everett, and Bellingham, Washington, along with Vancouver, British Columbia. March 7 A little bit of pre-walk activity March 10 The long walk begins March 11 18 miles down and only 342 to go! March 13 Lewis and Clark University March 15 Losar and walking the day after March 17 Crossing into Washington State March 21 Walking with a Catholic Worker March 24 Thoughts from the Support Van March 28 Events in Olympia April 3 Father Bix and Chief Leschi April 4 Rally in Seattle April 7 Seattle Walk and an Evening with Ben Harper April 9 University of Washington April 11 "Thank you, Seattle!" April 19 Bellingham April 20 Made it to the border! April 25 Vancouver For more walking stories go to 'at Large' International Tibet Independence Movement PO Box 592 Fishers, Indiana 46038-0592 United States e-mail: rangzen@aol.com Home Why Independence? | Why is Tibet Important? | What Can I Do? | Archive links | Important Addresses | Merchandise | E-Mail | Asian Map   Where's The Panchen Lama?