Hey John,
My name is Kelsey Jackson and I’m the Chief Financial and Administrative Officer here at Women’s March.
I’m going to keep it real with you.
We have been cooking with gas this spring, with thousands of feminists taking part in our actions, protests, and trainings. That’s the good news.
Here's what we're cooking up:
1) On March 26: we put SCOTUS on notice that the people will not stand for them banning medication abortion.
2) On April 23rd: We are back on SCOTUS’s case to shine a light on the emergency medical act– women don’t deserve to die seeking medical care in states where there are immoral abortion bans.
3) On April 25th: SCOTUS again! We will remind them in no uncertain terms that Americans want accountability for Trump’s criminal actions on January 6 before this year’s election.
4) Knock Your Block: We're mobilizing feminists across the country, equipping them with the critical conversation skills, tools and strategies needed to encourage neighbors to vote this November and making it clear that supporting Trump isn't an option.
But I’m concerned when I take a look at our ActBlue page and see this:
I’m obviously VERY excited about all the amazing things we’ve got on the docket as we head into next month. And this doesn't include our ongoing programming (Digital Defenders, Feminist Futures Education Series, Third Space Coalition Building, etc.).
We have more work than ever, at a time when fundraising has been extremely difficult across the movement. Women’s March has persevered, however, because of our ride or die base.
(If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately.)
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Thank you, John! The only way we can do this is together.
Kelsey Jackson
Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
Women’s March
