Pre-Protest Safety Preparation What to Pack? Several days of medications, Water bottle with spout top for hydration and to wash eyes in case you experience tear/pepper gas. Energy snacks Cash - preferably no credit cards Menstrual pads: Avoid tampons because if arrested, you likely won’t have a chance to change. Basic first aid kit Emergency contacts A change of clothes in a plastic bag Phone charger Shatter resistant eye-wear What to wear: Protective, close toed shoes Clothing that covers all your skin to protect from sun and chemicals Bandana to cover your mouth and nose soaked in water, lemon juice or vinegar. It will aid in breathing if exposed to chemicals. A hat. Avoid wearing items that are easily grabbed such as jewelry, and ponytails. Don’t go alone. Bring a buddy. The organizers can help match you with someone if needed. Picture includes multiple walking legs, and the Denver People's March logo at the top.
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