I am joining the women’s march because all women deserve to have there voice heard. As a woman with mental illness I feel it’s very important to stand for one another when others refuse to. I am a videographer and at this time I’m training my young pup Finn to become my service dog. so…

My name is Liz Conejo Daniels, and this is my incredible Black Labrador guide dog, Watson. I am a totally blind woman who is also fighting Lyme Disease. Thank you for the opportunity of making it possible for those of us with disabilities to participate in this virtual march! I don’t even want to stoop…

I’m joining the disability march because I am worried that the Trump administration provides several threats to people with disabilities. He is willing to mock us, he is anti-science, and he is likely to slow important health research with his cabinet’s conservative stance. Trump’s profit over all approach also means drug companies will likely be…

Hello. Just found out about this… I’m both disabled and elderly. Was considering a Sister March, until I heard that they are not accepting Pro -Lifers against Trump (which leaves out 40 % of women, from what I’ve read). I do believe in abortion is very extreme circumstances; it’s more the “leaving out” of any…

My social anxiety is a bear, but not the sort that can be kept away with a gun. I could push through it to join the march, but all I would be left with afterward are awful memories and exhaustion and guilt. Almitra Clay illustrates and writes about her social anxiety at almitraclay.tumblr.com .

I want to march to show my solidarity with minorities and oppressed people that will be most affected by the incoming administration. I want to march for my friends, family, and myself. As a disabled, mentally ill, bisexual woman, I stand in support of and with the LGBTQ+ and disabled communities, as well as other…

  We both have anxiety, which is keeping us from joining our local march. We have family members with disabilities and Rachel has a chronic illness. Without the ACA her, and countless others’, access to health insurance could be compromised. Everyone deserves access to affordable and safe healthcare. Every woman deserves to make choices about…

My name is Christine and I wanted to join the march in Washington but it would just be too hard on me physically and mentally. I have fibromyalgia. I was feeling so guilty because I felt like, by not marching, it was the same as me staying silent. I want to be counted, as a…

I am Holly Batt. I am the woman with septum piercing and brown hair in a braid, petting my German shepherd. I am joining the march for all the young people I serve as a children’s librarian. I am here for all the tired marginalized American people. They will know aggressive, actionable love will prevail.