Women March On Toronto

Event Details

On January 19th, Women March On: Toronto invites you to join together in marching, resisting and making it clear to policymakers that we will not accept rollbacks and attacks on our communities.

This march, and this movement, began in solidarity with our sisters in the United States as they demonstrated their resistance to their country’s new leadership. We march to bring awareness to the changes needed to build a safer, more inclusive Toronto. We are doing it again this year.

When: Saturday, January 19th, 12pm-3pm
Where: Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto City Hall

Meet at 11:40 at the North side of Nathan Phillips Square outside the main doors to City Hall.

Our lineup of speakers will address the many egregious cutbacks to government funding and civil rights recently made by our provincial government.

Please note: speakers and performers are not listed in order of appearance.

Land acknowledgement by Dawn Maracle
Tanya Tagaq
Farrah Khan with Savi Gellatly-Ladd of Not Just Rumours
Sandy Hudson
Rayne Fisher-Quann
Melissa Graham
Yasmeen Persad
Megan Whitfield
Indigenous drummers
Grrrl Justice
Raging Asian Women drumming group
the Call for Action will be led by the Ontario Federation of Labour

Speaker and performer bios can be found here: https://womenmarchontoronto.nationbuilder.com/speaker_performer_bios

The starting point will be at the stage in Nathan Phillips Square at 12:00 noon. There will be speakers and a short rally before we begin the march.

A map of the march route is here: https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/womenmarchontoronto/pages/21/attachments/original/1547259136/March_Route_-_Map.jpg?1547259136

Two ASL Interpreters will be on stage at the rally. An area will be designated in front of the stage for those who need to be closer.

Two Accessible Vehicles will be available. The vehicles can accommodate wheelchairs and people with other mobility issues.

All allies are welcome.

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