Women's March

Expand democracy, not corporate rule. Across the country, everyday people are organizing marches, rallies, and walkouts —Join us May 1 for a national day of action → act.womensmarch.com/survey/maydayp…

This administration has declared war on women. On our bodies. On our schools. On our vote. We refuse their terms. May 1, we prove it. May 1. No work. No school. No shopping. Hundreds of organizations and hundreds of thousands of working people are refusing business as usual on May Day. Teachers. Nurses. Mothers. Immigrants. Women who have had enough. May 1, we show them what this country looks like without us. Pledge to take action: act.womensmarch.com/survey/maydayp…

War is being sold as “freedom” for the people of Iran. But those closest to it are telling a different story. Iranian-American women want to determine their own future — not through US intervention. Listen to them. Share.

This morning, Trump warned that "a whole civilization will die tonight." He has threatened to bomb power plants, bridges, and water systems in Iran — and called it freedom. Destroying civilian infrastructure doesn't just kill people. It creates the conditions for gender-based violence to thrive for generations. Feminism demands we protect life. We must stop Trump’s war crimes and genocidal threats. We're organizing a feminist response. Are you ready to act tomorrow? act.womensmarch.com/survey/trumpsw… Photo Credit Maryam Saeedpoor

We’ve heard this before: war framed as freedom. We heard this bogus lie during the war in Iraq, and now we're hearing it about Iran. Iranian-American women are speaking out, and calling for the bombs to stop. Listen. Share. Amplify.

May 1st. Meet us in the streets. Take the pledge. → act.womensmarch.com/survey/maydayp…

When the system is rigged against us, we refuse business as usual. May 1. No work. No school. No shopping. Take the pledge → act.womensmarch.com/survey/maydayp…

Bombs are falling on Iran. War rhetoric is everywhere (again). Listen to Iranian American women who are opposed to the war. Tell Congress: We demand accountability for the girls' school bombing in Iran!

Pam Bondi lied about the Epstein files. She protected the abusers in them. Now she's gone. One down. But the files are still sealed and survivors are still waiting. Sign our petition demanding everyone connected to Epstein's abuse resign or be removed: act.womensmarch.com/sign/EpsteinSu…

One Year Later: Honoring Virginia Roberts Giuffre 🦋 Join us Saturday, 4/25 at 2 PM in Washington, DC for A Butterfly Vigil, a memorial celebrating the life and legacy of Virginia Roberts Giuffre — mother, friend, survivor, hero. Virginia was the most prominent survivor of Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and others, including Jen Luc Brunel and former Prince Andrew. After escaping their violence, she dedicated her life to holding abusers accountable, helping imprison traffickers and end networks across America and Europe. Her bravery led to Prince Andrew losing his royal titles. Since her passing, millions have shared their stories of survival, healing, and recovery. On April 25th, survivors and their loved ones will come together in the nation’s capital to stand united against sexual violence in all its forms. Bring flowers, wear a butterfly pin, or light a candle in solidarity. act.womensmarch.com/signup/remembe…

“We are done protecting the cause at the expense of the women who built it. We are done performing deference to leaders who have not earned it and do not deserve it." - Women’s March’s Executive Director @RachCarmona for @RollingStone: yahoo.com/news/articles/…

Our Executive Director @RachCarmona went on @MuellerSheWrote podcast to talk about what it actually means to hold our leaders and our movements accountable – starting with Dolores Huerta and the survivors of the farmworkers movement. Episode 1863, "Ballot Box Poison," is out now. Go listen: amzn.to/4bWvEZ9

When war dominates the headlines, the voices of those most connected to it often get drowned out. Iranian-American women against the war deserve to be heard. They call for peace. Watch. Listen. Share.

No Kings 3 may be over, but the fight continues. Stay connected with what's next, deepen your organizing skills, and keep building your feminist community with the Women's March App: community.womensmarch.com/share/wOSeb7Ul…

59% of Americans oppose Trump's war in Iran. Iranian American women aren't just part of that majority – they're leading the call for peace. Watch. Listen. Share.

Happy Trans Day of Visibility! 🏳️‍⚧️ Today, we celebrate the lives and accomplishments of trans people while raising awareness for the work that must continue.⁠ The fight for trans lives is a fight for ALL of us—and action can’t wait. Support trans-led organizations, including @genderlib4all

This weekend, the Feminist Front took to the streets across America. Big cities. Small towns. Red states. Blue states. Everywhere. Now we keep the pressure on. Put Congress on notice: 🚫 Stop the wars: Block authorization and refuse a single dollar 🚫 Abolish ICE: Pass the MELT ICE Act 📂 Free the files: Full release and accountability for Epstein's co-conspirators ⚖️ Impeach Trump Take action → linktr.ee/womensmarch

Today we're thinking about the farmworkers who have built so much for our movement, and how we can all do better to honor their leadership and struggle. We are also holding Dolores, Ana, Debra, Esmeralda, Cynthia, and all the women who were failed by a movement that should have protected them. We see you. We believe you. And we won't stop fighting for all farmworkers until we've built something better.

From coast to coast, the Feminist Front is showing up. Hundreds of cities. Millions of us. One message: No Kings. We are not a fringe. We are the majority. And we are not going anywhere.

Everything is bigger in Texas and Houston is showing up Texas style for No Kings. We march because authoritarianism comes for all of us, and Texas women know that better than most. Photo credit: Marcus Ingram, Getty Images for Women's March