Sandusky County People's March and Advocacy Expo

Join fellow community members for the People's March and Advocacy Expo – an  event uniting individuals and organizations committed to fostering democracy, justice, and community action.

We will be lining up in front of the courthouse before we march. Local Musician AC/Darcy will be performing before we march. The guest speaker is Monica Ramirez, founder of Justice for Migrant Women and an acclaimed advocate for human rights, equality, and justice.

👉If you are unable to march but would still like to attend, please join us for the music, inspirational remarks and expo. RSVP is not necessary to attend.

Positive, community oriented signs are encouraged. The best signs advocate for the community. 

Following the short 1 mile (see map) march, the Advocacy Expo will be held at St. Paul’s Church 1 block from the courthouse (206 N. Park Ave. Fremont). This interactive expo will offer attendees the opportunity to connect with local organizations, learn about community resources, and explore ways to get involved in volunteer efforts.   

👉 This family-friendly event will also collect non-perishable food donations to benefit local food banks. Everyone is welcome to join this celebration of democracy and community building.

🥶 If the weather is inclement (too cold or too rainy) we will congregate at the Advocacy expo site at St. Paul's beginning at 9:45.

Parking is available on the street or behind St. Paul's church in the city parking lot.

Advocacy Expo participants include:

Join us for the People's March and Advocacy Expo – an inspiring day to connect, educate, and empower our community!  We’re building a coalition of passionate individuals to volunteer, advocate, and socialize, creating a stronger, more united community.

🎯 Why Participate in the Advocacy Expo?

🗓️ Date: Saturday, January 18, 2025

📍 Location: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 206 N. Park Ave., Fremont

💡 Reserve Your Table by January 16!

👉 Contact: [email protected] or 419-307-9307

This is your opportunity to amplify your impact and attract dedicated volunteers. Together, we can make a difference!

Examples of positive community oriented signs: