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What is the Longest Walk?
The Longest Walk 2008--a 30 Year Commemorative will begin February 11, 2008 walking 5 months through 11 states including California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia and Washington, D.C.

Why are you walking?
We walk to promote harmony with the Earth. We walk for the Seventh Generation, for our youth, for peace, for justice, for healing of Mother Earth, for the healing of our people suffering from diabetes, heart conditions, alcoholism, drug addiction, and other diseases. We walk with the message: All Life is Sacred, Save Mother Earth.

We will clean our pathway as we walk?
The Clean Up America Campaign is an effort to clean up our country's highways and roads by collecting debris found along the Longest Walk route. This monumental task will engage Walkers in a global effort at a grassroots level to promote harmony with our delicate environment. Longest Walk participants will carry specially marked trash bags to separate the collected refuse into trash bins and recycling bins. A rotating team of walkers will pick up trash along the way with trash pokers leaving a health trail of earth in their path.

Who can walk?
The Longest Walk is open to people of all nations and cultures. We ask that you fill out a the Registration Form and abide by the code of conduct.

Code of Conduct:
  • Respect for fellow walkers body, mind, soul and personal belongings
  • Be alcohol and drug free--a NO tolerance policy is in effect
  • No sexual harassment--a NO tolerance policy is in effect
  • No weapons of any kind (knives, guns, mace, pepper spray, etc.)

Do I have a entrance fee to pay to join?
No. There is no fee to join The Longest Walk.

How do I get to Alcatraz Island to join The Longest Walk?
You are responsible for your own transportation to Alcatraz Island.

How will I get home from Washington, D.C.?
You are responsible for your own transportation from Washington, D.C.
We strongly recommend obtaining airfare to and from both locations if you plan on walking the duration of The Longest Walk. Unless you plan on bringing your own vehicle.

What if I want to bring my own vehicle?
We ask that you bring at least another driver with you, so there will always be someone available to drive the vehicle. The Longest Walk will help to cover gas expenses as much as possible if the vehicle is being used in a support capacity i.e. transporting Longest Walk goods (food, supplies, etc.).

How can I get involved in my community?
  • Volunteer with your local state Longest Walk coordinator
  • Support the Longest Walk when they are in your community
  • Make a financial contribution or in-kind gift--see our wish lists for much-needed items!
  • Start a Clean Up Campaign in your neighborhood!
 


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