I’m McKenna, a 22 year old graduate student. I have a bachelor’s degree in music focusing on vocal performance in opera and musical theatre. I teach music, dance, and acting at a youth theatre center and work as an archivist and secretary at a local law firm. I had every intention of driving to New…

We are joining the virtual March to lend ourselves to a larger voice that speaks of love over hate. https://nl.linkedin.com/in/serenacruz

I march for my little girl who deserves to grow up in an America where she is equal, treated with dignity, free from the fear of sexual assault, and free to believe the American dream that even SHE can be president of these United States. I march because I no longer know how to look…

I am joining the Woman’s Disabilities March because this country is built on the principals of justice, equality and freedom for every woman, man and child no matter what their skin color, religion, economic standing,  immigration status or if they are able-bodied or physically challenged. The values I hold near and dear, that truly makes…

 My name is Janice. I have a Masters Degree in Social Work with a specialty in Health/Mental Health issues.  I was forced to retire early because of my disability.  As an older woman who worked her career as a Social Worker, I feel it is important for me to advocate not only for myself but…

I am joining the disability march because I want it to be known that I will not accept an administration that is willing to strip away our human rights. I believe every skin color, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, science based thought, and eveionmentalist has validity, has a voice, and belongs here. With diversity comes growth,…

I stand in solidarity with you to encourage inclusion, understanding and acceptance. I have an auto-immune disorder, but I’m lucky that I can usually power through it when I need to. Crippling social anxiety on the other hand creates some crazy battles in my head. This week anxiety won. I am holding a sign with…

My heart broke the day Trump was elected. It was disheartening that people would support a man that made fun of a journalist with a disability. If our own President can make a mockery of a person with a disability, it makes me scared of the future. During the next four years, we must live…

  We (virtual) march because: Love is the most powerful force in the universe Diversity is beautiful. People of all abilities, genders, nationalities, ethnicities, ages, religions/beliefs, orientations, lifestyles, body types, classes deserve to be treated w dignity and afforded the right to make decisions about our lives, our bodies. We march for those struggling to…