The National Primate Research Exhibition Hall's proximity to the Harry Harlow Primate Psychology Laboratory and the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center is unique. The other seven National Institutes of Health's flagship primate vivisection laboratories are inaccessible to the public. Nowhere else in the United States is it possible to experience such intimacy with such horror.



The National Primate Research Exhibition Hall will put the nation’s use of monkeys and apes in historical perspective and contrast the cruelty with the current understanding of the similarity of these animals’ and human minds and emotions.



The University of Wisconsin and other vested interests are working hard to see that the public remains uninformed and uninvolved. To that end, they are using every available resource to stop the creation of this historic and unique facility.



Why Madison? Because a constellation of factors has provided the animal rights movement with an opportunity here that is unparallel and unique. We hope you will lend your effort to putting animal rights on the map.