WOMAWAMA - Getting to the March

Do you want to be one of 10,000 from Massachusetts to march on Washington for women’s rights?

Saturday, January 21, 2017 10:00 a.m

Intersection of Independence Avenue and Third Street SW, near the U.S. Capitol.

"Women's rights are humans rights."

Individuals planning to attend the Women’s March on Washington are responsible for making their own travel arrangements to and from the march. While we can connect you with organizations and individuals who shared transportation information with us, we do not endorse any transportation or lodging companies.

Click here for information about how to demonstrate safely and legally and here for tips on what to wear to the Women’s March to stay dry and warm. We will share more safety tips soon.

Articles, Resources and Help Guides

With the march only a few days away, we have put together a section with all the helpful articles and documents you may need.

Marching Guide (regulations, meeting places, maps, and more. updated daily)

Download map

What to wear and how to prepare for march.

Conversation tips about race during marches and social movements.

Protest and demonstrate safely.

Which restaurants are giving back to charity Inauguration weekend.

Curated Transportation Information

Click this link to view an up to date list of buses with available seats (subject to change) and carpool options.

Do you have questions? Send us an email.

City and Regions

Click a link below to email local organizers with questions.

Download Flyers

Are you going to be at a local event? Be a Massachusetts Women's March Ambassador, volunteer to download and print flyers to pass out!

General Flyer

Download Signage

All sample signs are created for 8 X 12 size posters. Click here to download and print the PDF files.

Colleges and Universities

If your college or university would like to attend the Women's March on Washington click here to download a sample organization plan to help you get started.

Organizations

If your organization is interested in joining the effort, please send us a request.

Disclaimer

The Massachusetts Organizers for the Women's March on Washington are volunteers and are not being compensated in any manner for their time and dedication to this event. The March is a grassroots movement that is fluid and has many moving parts. Information is shared and disseminated as quickly as possible by the Massachusetts Organizers. Nothing in the information provided is intended to create a contractual relationship and organizers are merely acting as facilitators to aid in the success of the event.

Any person participating in the Women's March on Washington does so at their own risk and at their own expense. No warranty of any kind, express or implied are made by the Massachusetts Organizers nor are Organizers liable for any monetary loss, personal injury, cancellation of event or misinformation. Participants release the Massachusetts Organizers from any and all legal liability and acknowledge that participation is at their own risk.