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[1]Women's March

Tomorrow is the big day,
John!

We’re so excited to see you on the streets of D.C. in less than 24 hours.
Combined with our 450+ Sister Marches nationwide, this will be a historic
mobilization dedicated to abortion justice and reproductive freedom in the
wake of the fall of Roe v. Wade.

Everything you need to know for tomorrow’s Bans Off Our Bodies rally in
D.C. is below. 

As a reminder, masks are recommended. If you are not feeling well, please
stay home.

Day-of Schedule

 

11:30 am

Gather at the NE side of the Washington Monument

 

12:00 pm

Rally

 

2:00 pm

March to the Supreme Court

Here are some important details about tomorrow's Bans Off Our Bodies
rally:

Where to go, and when:

We'll be meeting at the north east side of the Washington Monument at
11:30 am ET — and the rally will begin at noon! 

March Route:

Who will be there:

The rally will be hosted by Kelly Robinson, Executive Director of Planned
Parenthood Action Fund and Women’s March board member, and will feature
speakers from all across our coalition for abortion justice including:

* Rachel Carmona, Executive Director, Women’s March
* Sarah Eagle Heart, Women’s March board member, Emmy-award winning
storyteller, and co-CEO of Return to the Heart Foundation
* NeeNee Taylor, Harriet’s Wildest Dreams
* Representative Barbara Lee (D CA-13)
* And many other courageous storytellers, activists, and physicians who
will share their own experiences with us.

What to bring:

* A mask – first and foremost – and extra hand sanitizer.
* Comfortable walking shoes and waterproof layers. Rain is forecasted.
* A reusable water bottle and some snacks (it will be a long day!)
* Your signs, banners, t-shirts, and flags. We can’t wait to see the
full creativity of this movement on display.

COVID-19 Safety:

For solidarity and protection of our more vulnerable people, who will be
significantly impacted by this Supreme Court decision, we will be
recommending masks outside and requiring them indoors. If you feel ill,
please stay home.

Day-of Alerts:

Text “BANSOFF” to 44310 to get live alerts for the D.C. march that will
signal key moments.

Accessibility:

Women’s March is committed to making this March accessible. We are also
dedicated to our goal of making all participants feel welcome, safe,
heard, thought of, and cared for. [ [link removed] ]A comprehensive list of accessibility
information can be found here.

Every person who joins us in the streets of D.C. will help put the power
of our resistance on full display. Our bodies are our own. Together, we
will tell the world.

See you tomorrow,

Women's March





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