No further course of action will be taken as long as the negotiations
between Peer-to-Peer and the mayor are satisfactory.

IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE MAYOR, THERE WILL BE A

PRESS CONFERENCE: June 4, 2008--6:30 p.m.--City Hall

We continue to demand that 3 million dollars be added to the City's
budget to fund Peer-to-Peer Youth Enterprises.

Please note that we will only accept money from the Rainy Day Fund or
sources not previously designated to youth.

Groups like Baltimore Urban Debate League, Kids on the Hill, Youth as
Resources, Wide Angle Youth Media, Youth Dreamers, Algebra Project,
Hip Hop Congress, Liberty Learning Center, Chesapeake Center for Youth
Development and more are all a part of this Peer to Peer movement.