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Join the 2020 Women’s March on NYC for Women’s Rights & Human Rights

The Women’s March is about our sisters saying “enough already.”

We march to make our unified voice heard in support of the civil rights of every human regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, disability, religion or creed.

This should be basic, but we clearly have a lot of work to do in our society, and especially at this strange moment in our country’s history.

Women’s March 2020

Saturday, January 18, 2020 ~ The Women’s March NYC is at Foley Square in NYC’s Financial District at

#WomensMarch #Rise #WomensWave

It is a presidential election year. That makes your voice more important than ever. March into action.

Women’s March on NYC 2019

The Women’s March on NYC, the sister march of the Women’s March in Washington D.C., was in Midtown, Manhattan on Saturday, January 19, 2019 with a lineup at 10am. FREE

There was controversy in 2019 about antisemitism in the national Women’s March leadership. The Women’s March Alliance is not part of that. The national group held a small rally downtown in Foley Square.

2019 Women’s March on NYC Registration

Marchers are not required to register, but registrants may receive updated March information by email.

  • Website: http://2019womensmarch.com/ (at press time, this link goes to a general page)
  • FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1823403231077663/
  • Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/womens-march-on-nyc-official-tickets-49313994485

The March is organized by the Women’s March Alliance.

Women’s March Alliance Secretary is Sulma Arzu-Brown, a Honduran Garifuna New Yorker. (Garifuna are the last of the Indigenous Carib.)

2019 Women’s March on NYC Lineup

The March lines up on Central Park West at 10am.

72nd St is the main entry point from either Columbus Ave or Central Park.

77th St and Central Park West is an alternate entry point. It is also accessible from the Upper West Side or Central Park.

The disability entry point is from the west on 61st and Broadway.

2019 Women’s March on NYC Rally

There won’t be a rally this year. There will be about a fifteen minute kick-off and the March will begin.

2019 Women’s March on NYC Route

The March starts at Columbus Circle.

It marches east on Central Park South.
It turns south at Sixth Avenue.

The March ends on Sixth Avenue at 44th St, just above Bryant Park. Exits are on 45th and 44th St.

For more information, visit womensmarchalliance.org

Go girl!


Published January 18, 2020 ~ Updated October 29, 2022.

Filed Under: PARADES NYC

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