PEOPLE’S MARCH - NEW YORK CITY
NEW YORK SHOWS UP & TURNS OUT
What began as the Women’s March has now transformed into the People’s March.
We march for many reasons but all for the same cause: defending our rights, our freedom and our future.
If you believe that decisions about your body should remain yours, that clean air and water are rights—not privileges, that libraries should hold knowledge—not censorship, that gun violence must end, that healthcare and economic dignity are fundamental human rights—then this march is for you.
This is about our collective power and centering the communities that have always been at the frontlines of change.
Black and Brown voices, Women, Trans & Queer youth, Immigrants, and working-class people have always been the backbone of resistance.
Today, we rise together to demand a future where everyone is free to exist & thrive.
Black and Brown voices, Women, Trans & Queer youth, Immigrants, and working-class people have always been the backbone of resistance.
Today, we rise together to demand a future where everyone is free to exist & thrive.
This is why we march:
• To demand racial justice and honor the leadership of frontline Black and Brown communities.
• To defend women’s/trans rights. Our reproductive freedom equals the right to decide if and when to have children.
• To fight for economic justice, fair wages and the right to retire in dignity.
• To demand action on climate justice and ensure future generations have clean air and water.
• To uphold the freedom to live without fear of gun violence or police brutality.
• To protect our democracy and ensure every vote counts.
• To stand in solidarity with trans and queer youth and defend their freedom to be themselves without fear.
- To guarantee healthcare & education are rights for all, without bias.
- To recognize that people with disabilities face discrimination, lack of access and exclusion.
This march is a bold demonstration of resilience and resistance:
• We march to unite the people who’ve been the backbone of justice for generations—and to welcome even more voices into the movement.
• We march to demand accountability from civil servants and remind them they answer to us.
• We march to inspire, energize, and drive change that lasts long after the day is done.
This is our moment to remind Washington elites—and every American—where the power truly lives: with the people.
THE PLAN
• Meet at Foley Square
• 9:00 AM: Sign-making
• 10:00 AM: Opening speeches
• 11:00 AM: March to Washington Square Park
• 1PM: Final speeches at the park, followed by networking and community-building opportunities
This is a rain or shine event—dress comfortably and accordingly!
Public restrooms will be available.
If you’re interested in organizing, speaking, or sharing your ideas, please email us by clicking the ✉️ button!
1,923
Attendees
Starts on
Saturday, January 18, 2025 at 10:00 AM EST
Ends on
Saturday, January 18, 2025 at 2:00 PM EST
