We will demonstrate our collective strength, sending a clear message: no matter what they try, we will continue to choose solidarity, safety, and each other.
Why January 18th?
January 18th kicks off Inauguration Weekend—the final weekend before Trump and his fascist goons re-take the White House. This is our time to send a clear and united message: the people’s power will not be ignored. We’re coming together to defend our freedoms, demonstrate our collective strength, and show that resistance doesn’t waver or retreat—it builds, it endures, and it fights back.
Event Schedule
10:00 AM: Meet-Up
We’ll gather in Washington, D.C., to kick off this powerful day of action. Multiple meet-up points will make it easy for everyone to join. Specific locations will be shared in the new year—stay tuned!
How to Volunteer
If you’re interested in volunteering or helping behind the scenes at the march, we need you! Volunteers are the backbone of this event. Fill out our form to join the team, whether you’re local to the D.C. area or traveling from afar.
Travel and Accommodations
Getting to D.C.
- By Bus: Hop on a Rally Bus to Washington, D.C.! Rally is a rideshare platform that connects communities traveling to the event. Find a bus near you or organize one with your group. Book a Rally Bus Seat.
- By Car: Organize or join a Caravan to D.C. with fellow feminists! Let’s hit the road together. Join a Caravan.
- By Train: Union Station in D.C. is the central hub for Amtrak, MARC, and VRE trains, and connects you to Metro services.
- By Air: The city is served by Reagan National (DCA), Dulles (IAD), and Baltimore-Washington (BWI) airports.
Where to Stay
We’ve secured a discounted hotel block at Hotel Zena for our attendees. Hotel Zena is a unique, feminist art-filled hotel located in downtown DC and features a beautiful Women’s March-themed art gallery, perfect for getting inspired before the rally. Click here to book your room today!
For additional options, check out FairHotels.org for union-approved hotels in the area.
What to Expect
The People’s March will bring together opportunities to foster community through joyful resistance and hear from inspiring speakers who will energize and unite us. You’ll find direct connections to political homes that sustain long-term resistance and chances to train on hard skills to keep yourself and your communities safe.
Together, we’ll march to show that power lies with the people and remind the nation that resistance doesn’t waver—it endures.
To learn more, see accessibility plans and other FAQs, visit peoplesmarch.com.
Can’t make it to DC? Find a local action in WASHINGTON STATE
If you are unable to attend the main march in D.C., we encourage you to find or host a local march near you! Support wherever you are.
Our team is vetting and approving new marches every day—if there isn’t one near your city yet, check back soon.
The People’s March is more than a one-day action. It’s the beginning of our movement’s comeback era. Together, we’re mobilizing people from the sidelines and into political homes, building the power we need to win.
Those are our marching orders. Are you joining us?
See you in the streets,
Women’s March
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