It’s almost time—we’re just 7 days away from the People’s March!
Eight years ago, as Trump took office, we came together and made history. On January 18, we rise again—not just as a single march but as a movement of movements. The stakes are higher, but so is our resolve. This time, we march to send an unshakable message: no matter what they try, we will stand for solidarity, safety, and a future we all deserve.
Below are all the details you need to join us on January 18. Together, we’ll show the world where real power lies—with the people.
What to Expect
The People’s March is a day of joyful resistance and collective power. You’ll hear from inspiring speakers, access resources for long-term resistance, and join trainings to equip yourself with the tools to protect your community and defend our freedoms. This isn’t just a march; it’s a movement that builds strength, unity, and action.
Will we see you in the streets?
There’s still time to join us in Washington, DC! Let’s come together to show that resistance doesn’t waver—it grows, it builds, and it fights back.
Event Schedule in Washington, D.C.
- 10:00 AM – Meet at Kickoff Locations
- 11:00 AM – March Steps Off from Multiple Locations
- 1:00 PM – Rally and The People’s Fair at the Lincoln Memorial
- 3:00 PM – Event Ends
Expect live music, inspiring speeches from our special guests, and opportunities to connect with fellow activists and advocacy organizations. Stay tuned for our speaker announcement next week!
Kick Off Locations
The march will kick off at 10 am in three separate locations in downtown DC.
- Farragut Square – 912 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20006
This location will focus on Democracy, Immigration, Anti-Militarism, and Climate, and include groups like Rising Majority, Popular Democracy, Sierra Club, and Democratic Socialists of America. - Franklin Park – 1332 I St NW, Washington, DC 20005
This location will focus on bodily autonomy, gender justice and LGBTQIA issues. It will include Women’s March, Gender Liberation Movement, Generation Common Good, and others. - McPherson Square – 901 15th St NW STE 700, Washington, DC 20005
This location will focus on the critical issues facing DC. It will include Harriet’s Wildest Dreams, Free DC, Palestinian Youth Movement DC, and many other DC-focused organizations.
Rally Location
The People’s March will culminate at the Lincoln Memorial for a powerful rally and organizing fair.
- Lincoln Memorial – 2 Lincoln Memorial Cir NW, Washington, DC 20002
Travel and Accommodations
Getting to the March
We encourage everyone to use the metro if possible. Volunteers will be stationed near metro stops to help guide you to kickoff locations. Below are the closest metro stations:
KickOff Locations
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- Farragut Square – 912 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20006
- Farragut North – Red Line
- Farragut West – Orange, Blue, Silver Lines
- Franklin Park – 1332 I St NW, Washington, DC 20005
- McPherson Square Station – Orange, Blue, Silver Lines
- Farragut North Station – Red Line
- McPherson Square – 901 15th St NW STE 700, Washington, DC 20005
- McPherson Square Station – Orange, Blue, Silver Lines
- Farragut North Station – Red Line
- Farragut Square – 912 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20006
Rally and Organizing Fair
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- Lincoln Memorial – 2 Lincoln Memorial Cir NW, Washington, DC 20002
- Foggy Bottom (23rd St. &I St. NW) – Blue, Orange, Silver Lines
- Smithsonian (12th St. &Independence Ave. SW) – Blue, Orange, Silver Lines
- Lincoln Memorial – 2 Lincoln Memorial Cir NW, Washington, DC 20002
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.
More Information
Visit www.peoplesmarch.com for more info on:
- Accessibility information
- COVID policies
- FAQs
- Safety and Security
- Additional travel information
- How to plan your trip
The People’s March isn’t just about one day; it’s about building a movement that lasts. Together, we’ll create political homes, forge deep connections, and grow the power we need to win.
In defiance,
Women’s March
P.S. Forward this email to friends and family! The more of us who march, the louder our message: the people’s power cannot be ignored.
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