Dear Friend,

In the wake of Roe v. Wade’s reversal and the continued threats to our rights nationwide, our women-led team has been working around-the-clock to organize and advocate for long-needed change.

Now as we reach the end of July, we wanted to share news of our efforts over the past month to keep you updated on the important work we’ve accomplished with the help of impactful activists like you.

First, we’ve mobilized thousands of activists to take action on pressing issues such as expanding the Supreme Court, codifying Roe v. Wade into federal law, and passing the Equality Act to protect LGBTQ+ rights. In total, over 18,000 supporters like you took action by contacting elected officials and signing petitions to make headway on these crucial issues. We’re so grateful for your activism and support.

To find even more ways to take action and make change, click here to visit our constantly-updated actions page.

Along with our youth-led team of activists at Future Coalition, we raised $13,000 for abortion funds this month, which will be split between five incredible abortion funds: Amplify Georgia, Radical Women Phoenix, Yellowhammer Fund, Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund, and Fund Texas Choice. These organizations bravely protect and provide abortion access in states targeted by restrictive anti-abortion laws. You can make an additional contribution to these amazing groups by clicking below:

Finally, July marked the launch of Tokala, Future Coalition’s multi-part photo series published in Vogue. This series aims to uplift BIPOC youth organizers working on the frontlines of climate change in their communities, as well as encourage support of YDAF, our Youth Direct Action Fund that provides monetary and material resources needed to sustain organizing work. Since its inception in 2019, YDAF has granted over $750,000 to hundreds of groups and organizers.

The first article in our Tokala series highlights two indigenous youth organizers: Ce Tochtli Atlakatl Orozco from El Sereno, CA, and Danielle Rey Frank from the Hoopa Reservation in Northern California. You can click here to read the article now and then share the link to apply for YDAF funding to youth organizers in your network so we can support their work.

While this month brought challenge after challenge to our front doors, we’ve accomplished real progress in the fight for reproductive rights, climate justice, and more – progress that would have been unattainable without passionate, dedicated activists like you on our team. Your activism is seen and appreciated, and we thank you.

Let’s keep up the fight,

Team MARCH ON