John, Women’s March was born in response to a crisis.

The day after the 2016 election, a small group of women put out a call to action when we needed it – and it reverberated across the globe.

Now we’re in another crisis of unprecedented proportions, and we need each other and bold ideas more than ever. That’s why Women’s March is working hard to create meaningful ways for us to connect and support each other, but also make sure that the world we are building post-COVID is better than the one we left behind.

In order to do that most effectively, we need to know more about you, how you’re being impacted by this crisis, and your ideas. We’re launching the Women2Women Census to find out who is out of work, who is caring for children or sick family members, and more so that we can better serve your needs. We also want to know what skills, hobbies, and ideas you are able to contribute right now.

Will you take 5 minutes to complete the Women2Women Census so we can share resources that are most relevant to you and provide more opportunities for you to connect with your community?

Once we know how people are being impacted, we’ll be better able to provide resources, coordinate support groups, and lobby collectively for the relief efforts that will have the greatest impact for you and your family.

Our vision is to connect and coordinate local support so that we can help those in need and organize people with similar interests to join together.

We’ve seen in the past that moments of crisis are often catalysts for radical change. It’s up to all of us to envision and fight for the world we want to create after this pandemic – and to make sure it’s more just and equal.

Please take 5 minutes to complete the Women2Women Census and help us get a pulse on our collective movement right now so we can best support each other.

Thank you for taking the time. It will be hugely helpful.

We’re in this together,

Rachel Carmona
Women’s March