I am an American living in London and I am award winning jewellery designer. I have had Rheumatoid Arthritis since I was 18-months-old. I have undergone 7 joint replacement surgeries including 4 hips, two knees, and an ankle so my mobility is compromised and I’m unable to march. I believe the success of a nation…

I am joining the march to give voice to my belief that all of us are welcome to be called ‘real Americans’. No one should ever feel fear because they are female, black, brown, a person with a disability or without financial means, their held religion or who they love.  I am 63 year old…

  I’m taking a stand for my voice and my rights and the voices and rights of everyone who needs to be uplifted and supported, instead of torn down. I’m going to continue to take action, forever and always, and love will always drive me (in whatever form it manifests: sadness, anger, joy). If my…

    For two years, I’ve been joking that if Trump won, I would join the resistance. It’s horrifying that’s no longer a laughing matter and frustrating that disability limits what I can do right now. The best I can do tonight is “march”  for the Jews of my generation, who are learning for the…

I am joining the March because I don’t feel represented by Donald Trump. Because he has denigrated women, people with disabilities, Muslims and different races.

I am joining the March because I am unable to attend. I am a person with mental health difficulties and work in mental health to make lives better for people suffering from mental ill health or living with the symptoms of severe mental illness.

I have had secondary-progressive multiple sclerosis for 23 years and have been in a wheelchair for 15 years.  I am very grateful to be able to participate virtually in the Women’s March on Washington. I have many reasons why. Obviously, for myself, I am deeply concerned that the incoming administration will do a lot of…

I am joining the disability march because I am not well enough to march in person, but I believe that rights for women, and especially disabled women, are not what they should be in the country. I want my president to care, or at least to know that he’ll be held accountable if he doesn’t….

I am gender queer and have a trans daughter. Although my disabilities prevent me from marching in person, my heart will be there, because I believe that we ALL are precious and valuable.