Let's March Again!
It’s time to make history again!
Grab your hats and join us for a day of celebrating our accomplishments as a city, state and country, and renewing our commitment to activism in the coming year.
On January 21st 2017, approximately 673 sister marches took place around the world including gatherings on all seven continents. With over three million participants in cities from DC to Walla Walla, the Women’s March is believed to be the largest protest in US history. This truly historic event marked the rise of the Resistance that millions of us have joined to oppose the policies of those that seek to marginalize women, people of color, immigrants and the LGBTQ community.
Like last year, this will be an all-inclusive, nonpartisan, positive, peaceful and family-friendly event.
We will continue to post here about the march event and opportunities to volunteer with our organizers. So, please check back often. Please invite people who you believe support Women and Women's rights. Please be respectful of our event and remain positive to all who want to March.
***Informational Update 1/4/2018***
Our Permit has been Approved!!
We have been granted the permit for the Women's March on Walla Walla 2018 from the City of Walla Walla!!! We will have a police escort again this year.
We will gather at the First Congregational Church located at 73 South Palouse Street. We ask that you Do Not park in the main lot located off of Palouse. Please park in the reserve lot off of Marcus. Use street parking downtown but please respect other businesses and their private lots. Please try to carpool.
Route (same as last year):
We will March West down Alder Street to 4th Ave, turn Right on 4th Ave, up one block, turn Right on Main Street, turn Right on Palouse and finish back at the First Congregational Church.
We will have a Rally to kick off the March with speeches from local community members. We encourage you to participate in all or part of the event!!
More info to come!!
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