As 2019 comes to a close, it’s a good time to look back on the year and take stock of what we accomplished.

John,

As 2019 comes to a close, it’s a good time to look back on the year and take stock of what we accomplished. That’s why I’m excited to share our favorite photos from this year.

They show the many people like you who stepped up and took action to defeat this president and everything he stands for.

But first, can you RSVP now to rise up in D.C. or where you live on January 18th? 2020 is our year, and we need to start strong.

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Here are our top 7 favorite photos from the year:

Volunteer tent for 2019 Women’s March in D.C. Photo credit: Kisha Bari

Women’s Wave art in 2019 art space. Photo credit: Kisha Bari

Indigenous women leading the march calling attention to crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. Photo credit: Kisha Bari
100,000+ people on the streets of D.C. Photo credit: Kisha Bari

Powerful photos from the crowd in D.C. Photo credit: Kisha Bari

One of many signs that have become an iconic part of the Women’s March. Photo credit: Kisha Bari

Women's Wave signs. Photo credit: Kisha Bari

We’re excited to make even more memories with you in 2020 starting on January 18th. Let’s make future history books proud.

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Cheers to 2020,

Vicko Alvarez
Women’s March
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