WOMen’s March + WNBA
Women’s March and the Washington Mystics are collaborating for their new WNBA Nike Rebel Edition uniform.
WNBA teams like the Washington Mystics have been using their platform for years to uplift women’s issues and be a force for positive change.
The Washington Mystics Nike Rebel Edition uniform was created to honor the historic moments for gender, racial, and LGBTQ+ equality voiced throughout our Nation’s capital. The uniform takes inspiration from all of our Women’s Marches, from 2017 to present, from the day our movement was born and the largest single day of protest in world history to our massive organizing efforts in the 2020 elections. Intertwined with Mystics Navy Blue, the bold color scheme represents the power of a sisterhood that is unapologetic, irreverent, and speaks truth to power.
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Women-2-Women
In 2021 we’re harnessing the power and raising the voices of everyday women.
Our Women2Women Circles are led by individual volunteer leaders who recruit five or more friends and family to engage with other women in their own communities. We're working to foster connection and courage through action both on and offline. Starting a Circle is a great way to do that!
We’re stronger when we organize locally. Check out the map below to find a Women2Women Circle in your community or start your own. You can also search for in-person and virtual events.
Become a Digital Defender
The far-right is organizing online on social media platforms. Since 2019, the Women's March has been fighting back against the right's disinformation online. Join our community of 1,500 Digital Defenders to debunk falsehoods and myths online. Our trainings cover the basics of spotting misinformation and disinformation, shoring up your own online presence and practices and issue-specific deep dives.
Want to learn more? Email digitaldefenders@womensmarch.com
Feminist future series
A feminist future is only achievable if it includes everyone. The intersection of race, class, sexuality, and gender is the foundation of that future. Women’s March hosted a series of political education webinars, in collaboration with Planned Parenthood, MomsRising, Auburn, UltraViolet, Supermajority, United State of Women and NARAL, with a set of accompanying tools as well as invitations to action. This series focused on the following themes from our ongoing work:
Resonance around embodied and spirited transformation. Vocabulary and behavior change for white women who want to work to dismantle white supremacy, and support for BIPOC women during a time of social change
Excitement around organizing to build new systems of public health and community safety while changing existing ones (i.e. police)
Appreciation for concrete historical anecdotes of the ways that white women have funded and fought for white supremacy, and how to interrupt and stop that pattern
Interest to push to focus outside nuclear and blood families to be a part of transforming communities
Hunger to connect with opportunities for action
Excitement for a conversation about long haul work.
Stay tuned for Feminist Future Series 2.0 coming this summer.
Women’s March is able to organize and mobilize millions of everyday women
because Women’s March is built, funded, and led by everyday women.
