"Thousands marched — history will remember today."

#NoKings #HistoryMade #UnforgettableTurnout #MillionsStrong #PeoplePower #StandForDemocracy #TodayWeRemember #PowerToThePeople #UnityInAction #MarchForChange

#Marchforchange 2026. Neonatologists as advocates!

Starting advocacy training now #Marchforchange Immunizations, maternal and infant health, and funding for science now!

#ChangeIsNow #MakeYourVoiceHeard #RiseUp #FightForChange #JusticeForAll #SilenceIsViolence #ActNow #EqualityForAll #HumanRights #EndInjustice #VoicesMatter #TogetherWeRise #Resist #DemandChange #SocialJustice #MarchForChange #UniteForChange #BeTheChange #AwarenessMatters

📅✨ Plus, don’t miss the Palouse Peacekeeper Training from 1-4 pm! Join the Pullman watch party at Parks and Rec, 190 SE Crestview, starting at 12:50 pm. Make sure to register via the QR code on the flyer!

#WomensMarch #Empowerment #Solidarity #PalousePeacekeepers #MarchForChange #EqualityForAll

We were thrilled to advocate for healthy moms and strong babies in Massachusetts at the 2026 March for Change led by March for Dimes and in partnership with Families for Vaccines and Emma Justice Speech Language Pathologist, CLC, NTMTC! #MaternalJustice #MaternalMentalHealth #MarchforChange

No kings photos vol. 3 #noking2025 #nokingprotest #nokingmovement #sacramentoprotest #protest2025 #democracyforall #powerofthepeople #peoplebeforepower #standtogether #marchforchange #resisttyranny #anticorruption #endthemonarchy #freedommarch #justiceforall #streetsofchange #civilrights2025

No kings photos vol. 2 #noking2025 #nokingprotest #nokingmovement #sacramentoprotest #protest2025 #democracyforall #powerofthepeople #peoplebeforepower #standtogether #marchforchange #resisttyranny #anticorruption #endthemonarchy #freedommarch #justiceforall #streetsofchange #civilrights2025

No kings photos vol. 1 #noking2025 #nokingprotest #nokingmovement #sacramentoprotest #protest2025 #democracyforall #powerofthepeople #peoplebeforepower #standtogether #marchforchange #resisttyranny #anticorruption #endthemonarchy #freedommarch #justiceforall #streetsofchange #civilrights2025

#NoKings #NoKingsDay #NoKingsProtest #ProtestForDemocracy #WearYellow #PowerToThePeople #HoldThemAccountable #PeacefulProtest #MarchForChange #ResistAuthoritarianism #LoveIsResistance #PrideIsPolitical #DemocracyNotDictatorship #Resist #Antifascism #WeThePeople
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👑 They taught us “No More Kings” in school…
but forgot we’d remember the lesson.
We don’t bow. We rise. ✊🏾🔥
From the classroom to the streets — history just clapped back.

#NoMoreKings #WeThePeople #PowerToThePeople #HistoryRepeats #MarchForChange #UnapologeticallyFree #DefianceInMotion

WE ARE ALL DC
✊🏾✊🏼✊🏿✊🏻✊🏽
We’re standing up for justice, equity, & the right to thrive in a city we love. No matter their background, their ward, or their story the people belong there. Your voice matters. #ua #rtr #rolltideroll #WeAreAllDC #JusticeForDC #DCUnited #PeoplesCity #DCStrong #MarchForChange

F2orlCRuvEuFLhtR #NoKings #KansasCityProtest #DefendDemocracy #WeThePeople #NoTyrants #Resist #FreedomForAll #KCActivism #StandUp #JusticeMatters #PowerToThePeople #MarchForChange #NoKingsDay #UnitedForDemocracy #KCVoices

#NoKings #KansasCityProtest #DefendDemocracy #WeThePeople #NoTyrants #Resist #FreedomForAll #KCActivism #StandUp #JusticeMatters #PowerToThePeople #MarchForChange #NoKingsDay #UnitedForDemocracy #KCVoices youtu.be/sWHubsypc_I?...

𝙃𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙤𝙧𝙮 𝙝𝙖𝙨 𝙞𝙩𝙨 𝙚𝙮𝙚𝙨 𝙤𝙣 𝙪𝙨. 📜🕶️⌚

#NoKings #Activist #CallYourReps #RaiseYourVoice #MarchForChange #TakeAction #OrganizeOhio #DemocracyInAction

(Video Credit to @edits_editstheedits on TikTok)

We need to protect those most vulnerable to harm. This administration has no care those with these problems, we must 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁.
#ActivistToolkit #CallYourReps #RaiseYourVoice #MarchForChange #TakeAction #OrganizeOhio #DemocracyInAction #LCYD

We must continue to resist this authoritarian administration, showing America that 𝗪𝗘 𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗘. 🗣️
#ActivistToolkit #CallYourReps #RaiseYourVoice #MarchForChange #TakeAction #OrganizeOhio #DemocracyInAction

We joined our partners from the @MarchofDimes and Postpartum Support International's Mind the Gap for the March for Change Rally at the #ncga to say: This is preventable. This is urgent. And maternal mental health care can't wait!
#MaternalJustice #MarchforChange #MindTheGap #MomSky

March of Dimes March of Dimes

NJ has led on reforms in maternal & infant health, but we are not done, not by a long shot.
Join @marchofdimes.bsky.social Advocate Network as we #MarchforChange in Trenton, June 23rd to rally for reforms that are critical to #MaternalHealth & #InfantHealth
www.marchofdimes.quorum.us/event/20419

Schools to march against Okahandja murders Minister of education, innovation, youth, sport, arts and culture Sanet Steenkamp says to ensure child safety in schools, all secondary schools are directed to participate in a march against violence towards children on 29 April. She said this in a statement released on Monday. The statement says pupils who are not participating in the march must engage in internal school-based activities on raising awareness about violence against children. Steenkamp accompanied president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on her visit to Okahandja on Sunday, along with her deputy minister of education Dino Ballotti, and said the ministry sent a senior management team to KW Von Marees Combined School. This after the deaths of five-year-old Ingrid Maasdorp, who was allegedly raped and murdered on 20 March, six-year-old Roswinds Fabianu, who was found dead behind the Vredersdal cemetery weeks after being reported missing, and 15-year-old Beyoncé Kharuxas. According to Steenkamp, in the meeting, the involved stakeholders came up with guidelines and suggestions on issues they think should be dealt with at schools. “They looked deeply into, first and foremost, how they were sharing and debriefing as to how they feel and how this trauma affects them, their safety and their security,” she said. She stated that they discussed the national safe schools framework, a guideline for all teachers regarding issues around violence, sexual violence, bullying, suicide, and socioeconomic issues. “They also discussed and we’ve released schools nationwide, but specifically in Oceania at a given point on the 29th of April, where we will have a march, a peaceful protest, and where the deputy ninister of education will receive a petition from the community,” Steenkamp said. The peaceful protest set to take place on 29 April will focus on school safety, with the aim of bringing attention to key issues around children, the community and how we should be standing together. The minister urged community members to not harbor the culprits in their houses. “These people have lost their children. There was one auntie at the house of Beyoncé who told me ‘We are burying the children, who should be burying us. Who will be burying us, minister?’” she said. Otjozondjupa police commander Phillip Haiidengwa on Monday confirmed to Desert FM that the police have apprehended suspects involved in the recent killings of three young girls at Okahandja. According to Haidengwa, the cases of the two school kids are almost similar because of the nature of the crime. “It’s still too premature. We don’t really want to go too much into details to give people false hopes. However, as I’ve said, we are really trying,” Haidengwa said. Haidengwa added that for now, members of the public have pledged their commitment to assisting the police in finding the perpetrators. He stated that there is a N$50 000 reward that will be given to any person who comes forward with information. Haidengwa went on to say that the police are trying to make sure they get to the bottom of the case. The police have sanctioned five foreign detectives who are busy doing the investigations pertaining to the three specific cases. In addition to the five detectives, the police have deployed extra members from the Special Reserve Force. Haidengwa said they are patrolling to make sure nothing of that nature happens again. According to the commander, they have appealed to those trading alcohol to limit business hours to ensure people return to their houses as soon as they can. Okahandja community activist Gareb Gaseb says the magnitude of the situation hanging over Okahandja puts pressure on the town council to postpone the planned tourism expo. He adds that they will sit down with the police to decide whether it is safe enough to have the expo or postpone it until next year. “But for now, we are happy as a community, as an activist and as a community leader that the mayor and the council at least listen to our plea because we have been pushing for this thing ever since the day, ever since two weeks ago. So, at least for now, we have this understanding between the town council and the community,” Gaseb says. According to Gaseb, damage has been inflicted because of the expo and, currently, the community does not trust the council. He says activists are currently engaging the town council so they can try to fix the damaged relationship between the community and the town council. The post Schools to march against Okahandja murders appeared first on The Namibian.

#ChildSafety #EndViolence #ProtectChildren #MarchForChange #AwarenessAgainstViolence

Schools to march as Okahandja mourns lives lost Minister of education, innovation, youth, sport, arts and culture Sanet Steenkamp says to ensure child safety in schools, all secondary schools are directed to participate in a march against violence towards children on 29 April. She said this in a statement released on Monday. The statement says pupils who are not participating in the march must engage in internal school-based activities on raising awareness about violence against children. Steenkamp accompanied president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on her visit to Okahandja on Sunday, along with her deputy minister of education Dino Ballotti, and said the ministry sent a senior management team to KW Von Marees Combined School. This after the deaths of five-year-old Ingrid Maasdorp, who was allegedly raped and murdered on 20 March, six-year-old Roswinds Fabianu, who was found dead behind the Vredersdal cemetery weeks after being reported missing, and 15-year-old Beyoncé Kharuxas. According to Steenkamp, in the meeting, the involved stakeholders came up with guidelines and suggestions on issues they think should be dealt with at schools. “They looked deeply into, first and foremost, how they were sharing and debriefing as to how they feel and how this trauma affects them, their safety and their security,” she said. She stated that they discussed the national safe schools framework, a guideline for all teachers regarding issues around violence, sexual violence, bullying, suicide, and socioeconomic issues. “They also discussed and we’ve released schools nationwide, but specifically in Oceania at a given point on the 29th of April, where we will have a march, a peaceful protest, and where the deputy ninister of education will receive a petition from the community,” Steenkamp said. The peaceful protest set to take place on 29 April will focus on school safety, with the aim of bringing attention to key issues around children, the community and how we should be standing together. The minister urged community members to not harbor the culprits in their houses. “These people have lost their children. There was one auntie at the house of Beyoncé who told me ‘We are burying the children, who should be burying us. Who will be burying us, minister?'” she said. Otjozondjupa police commander Phillip Haiidengwa on Monday confirmed to Desert FM that the police have apprehended suspects involved in the recent killings of three young girls at Okahandja. According to Haidengwa, the cases of the two school kids are almost similar because of the nature of the crime. “It’s still too premature. We don’t really want to go too much into details to give people false hopes. However, as I’ve said, we are really trying,” Haidengwa said. Haidengwa added that for now, members of the public have pledged their commitment to assisting the police in finding the perpetrators. He stated that there is a N$50 000 reward that will be given to any person who comes forward with information. Haidengwa went on to say that the police are trying to make sure they get to the bottom of the case. The police have sanctioned five foreign detectives who are busy doing the investigations pertaining to the three specific cases. In addition to the five detectives, the police have deployed extra members from the Special Reserve Force. Haidengwa said they are patrolling to make sure nothing of that nature happens again. According to the commander, they have appealed to those trading alcohol to limit business hours to ensure people return to their houses as soon as they can. Okahandja community activist Gareb Gaseb says the magnitude of the situation hanging over Okahandja puts pressure on the town council to postpone the planned tourism expo. He adds that they will sit down with the police to decide whether it is safe enough to have the expo or postpone it until next year. “But for now, we are happy as a community, as an activist and as a community leader that the mayor and the council at least listen to our plea because we have been pushing for this thing ever since the day, ever since two weeks ago. So, at least for now, we have this understanding between the town council and the community,” Gaseb says. According to Gaseb, damage has been inflicted because of the expo and, currently, the community does not trust the council. He says activists are currently engaging the town council so they can try to fix the damaged relationship between the community and the town council. The post Schools to march as Okahandja mourns lives lost appeared first on The Namibian.

#ChildSafety #StopViolence #EducationForAll #YouthEmpowerment #MarchForChange

This National #Volunteer Week, we give a special shoutout to our volunteers in Texas who shared these special moments from advocating for the health of moms and babies at their state's capitol!

Take action and join #MarchForChange! marchofdimes.org/marchforchange

Thank you, Nicole, for sharing your #MarchForChange experience, and to all of our advocates who joined us on Capitol Hill last week and who continue to join us around the country, in fighting for the health of all moms and babies. Take action at marchofdimes.org/marchforchange

We look forward to advocating for more support with members of Congress on Capitol Hill today. #MarchforChange

Join us on March 18th for Tennessee March for Change, a critical event advocating for stronger policies to support the health of all moms and babies.

Together we can make a real impact on maternal and infant health.

Register today: marchofdimes.quorum.us/event/20425 #MarchForChange

Join us on March 19th at the Alabama State Capitol for March for Change! 💜

Let’s raise awareness, advocate for policy change, and speak directly to lawmakers about protecting moms and babies. Your voice matters!

Register now: marchofdimes.quorum.us/event/20421
#MarchForChange #Alabama

Join us on March 19th for South Carolina March for Change! 💜 Advocate for stronger policies, raise awareness, and make a real impact on moms and babies.

Sign up today: marchofdimes.quorum.us/event/20423
#MarchForChange #SouthCarolina

Join us on March 19th in San Juan for #MarchforChange, giving you an opportunity to advocate for better maternal and infant health in Puerto Rico. Let’s unite to raise awareness & support policies that protect moms and babies.

Sign up today:
bit.ly/3XuEXcy

We must take urgent action to protect our nation's moms and babies. Thank you, @angelinaspicer.bsky.social, for joining us to mobilize advocates for #MarchForChange advocacy days across the country. Join us in Washington D.C. March 5 or 6! marchofdimes.org/marchforchange

🗓️ Join us on March 11, 2025, for Ohio March for Change! Be a voice for moms and babies—meet lawmakers and advocate for maternal & infant health in Ohio. 💪👶
Let’s make a difference! 💜
Learn more & register: marchofdimes.quorum.us/event/20416/
#MarchForChange #Ohio