Women’s March is a national feminist organization that mobilizes people to challenge sexism, exploitation, and oppression. Emerging from the 2017 Women’s March on Washington, it supports ongoing organizing through marches, campaigns, education, and community action. Its vision centers safety, bodily freedom, and a democracy where people across backgrounds can thrive. Women’s March
The Action Hub connects visitors with volunteer opportunities, organizing toolkits, educational sessions, and national campaigns. Programs include Digital Defenders, which addresses disinformation, and Women’s Protection Teams, which focus on community safety, deescalation, and mutual defense. Visitors can also find resources for hosting public actions and joining broader feminist organizing efforts. Women’s March
The Feminist Frontline Fund offers support for community organizing that advances the organization’s mission. Eligible expenses include venues, materials, sound systems, permits, and other costs of public events. Funding depends on mission alignment, potential impact, and available resources. Women’s March
Its survivor justice campaigns include efforts to stop sexual violence and demand release of the Epstein files. These initiatives connect feminist organizing with demands for transparency, accountability, and stronger protections for survivors. Women’s March