Join Women’s March Foundation for a post-election conversation as we reflect on the results and discuss the road ahead. This is a moment to come together, process the outcomes, and consider the future work needed to continue advocating for Women’s Rights under a Trump Presidency.
Sign Up Here: bit.ly/WMFPostElectionCall
Women's Museum of California & California Humanities will be hosting a virtual talk with artist and activist Desiree Aspiras on Tuesday, December 13.
Learn about the intersection of art and activism! Desiree will discuss how she founded Printmakers Against Racism and raised over $50,000 for Black Lives Matter and other causes.
100% of proceeds go to supporting local women craftivists and art supplies for craftivism students. Use code WMSD for 50% off www.eventbrite.com/e/469218173187/?discount=WMSD
Want to be an informed voter and learn about the local and state propositions on your ballot? You won’t want to miss Ballot Talk with the League of Women Voters and Women’s Museum of California!
Join us in supporting the Moxie Theater’s production of ROE in support of PPPSW, Indigenous Women Rising, and If/When/How.
This is a powerful production and a perfect way to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day and to show up for reproductive rights!
Still feeling those marching shoes? Join thousands of marchers in Los Angeles for the Women’s March Foundation Rally for Reproductive Rights!
Women's March San Diego joins the League of Women Voters (LWV) of California and LWV of San Diego in support and advocacy of this measure. Join us...
California Proposition 1, Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment (2022), amends the California Constitution to make it illegal for the state to deny or interfere with the reproductive freedom of individuals in their most intimate decisions. This includes the fundamental right to have an abortion and the fundamental right to choose contraceptives.
Learn more about this measure from two local experts during this LWVSD webinar on Wednesday, September 14 from 7 to 8:30pm.
Constitutional scholar Marjorie Cohn, professor emerita at the Thomas Jefferson School of Law and member of the Advisory Board of the American Constitution Society in San Diego, will present the legal background and rationale behind Proposition 1.
Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest Vice President Lori Keim will address the impact of the Dobbs decision on California and the country from the perspective of an organization dedicated to reproductive rights.
Find an event near you: https://map.wewontgoback.com/
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, Women's March, MoveOn, UltraViolet, ACLU, the Liberate Abortion Coalition, SEIU, NARAL Pro-Choice America, United State of Women, and MomsRising in partnership with allies across the progressive movement are coming together to rapidly mobilize supporters.
We must send an undeniable message that the vast majority in this country supports abortion, and we will send this message by mobilizing, in unprecedented numbers.
#WeWontGoBack #WeWontBackDown
Candelight vigil for #DecisionDay tonight, June 24, 2022 7pm Waterfront Park @pppswhealth @pppswaction
Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest, Planned Parenthood Action Fund of the Pacific Southwest, and Women's March San Diego invite you to join this nationally led peaceful protest.
MARCH ROUTE
This is a non-permitted event. Roads will not be closed off. For your safety, stay on sidewalks until the march commences. We are anticipating a large crowd, please line-up on Broadway, east of Union Street.
MARCH SAFELY
Safety Marshalls will wear pink vests, please adhere to their guidance
Do not engage with counter-protesters
We encourage marchers to wear masks. Stay home if you are not well or think you have been exposed to COVID-19
Public Restrooms Only, click here for locations
Stay on sidewalks until march commences
ABOUT THE MARCH
Bring water, sunscreen, and your best resistance poster!
Program will commence at 10:00AM PT
March will commence at 10:35AM PT
Once you've marched the route, head home and take action!
GETTING THERE
Parking recommendation: For easier access in and out of downtown, park North of Broadway and East of 4th Ave.
Lyft/Uber/Chartered Bus Drop-off South of F Street and East of Front Street
Let us know you are coming, and we will keep you updated on march details:
We’re looking forward to joining our partners Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California and Planned Parenthood Action for tomorrow’s “Say Abortion” event, commemorating the 49th anniversary of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. Join us live on Facebook at 11am 1.22.22!
San Diego will join marchers across the nation on October 2nd, before the reconvening of the Supreme Court, taking to the streets in every state to demand our right to reproductive healthcare.
This United States Supreme Court has effectively allowed the state of Texas to ignore nearly 50 years of precedent, stripping women of their constitutional right to access abortions. By refusing to intervene and allowing the state to ban all abortions after six weeks -- before many women even know they are pregnant -- the Court has denied abortion access to millions of Texan women.
MARCH ROUTE
MARCH SAFELY
Fully vaccinated? Great! Mask up and join us!
Safety Marshalls will wear pink vests, please adhere to their guidance.
Do not engage with counter-protesters.
ABOUT THE MARCH
Bring water, sunscreen, and your best resistance poster!
Our brief program will commence at 10:00AMPT at North Harbor Drive and W, Ash St.
Along the march route, our Community Partners will host virtual information stations. Just scan the QR code and find ways to LEARN, ACT, and GIVE.
Once you've marched the route, head home and take action!
GETTING THERE
Parking recommendation: West of Pacific Highway and South of W. Beech Street.
Access: Note that North Harbor Drive & Pacific Highway will be closed to traffic from 9:30am - 12:30pm.
Lyft/Uber/Chartered Bus Drop-off at Beech St. and Ash St. between Columbia & Front St.
Trolley service will be limited. Bus service will be increased.
Let us know you are coming, and we will keep you updated on march details:
This August the Women's Museum of California and Women's March San Diego are inviting you to join our Women's Equality Day celebration as we highlight the status of gender equality in our community through a conversation with dynamic women leaders. The program will take place at the San Diego History Center in Balboa Park on Thursday, August 26th starting at 4:30 PM.
Join us as we show appreciation to the trailblazers who moved us closer to a more equal society, and to the leaders who continue the fight for equality for all women and girls.
Featuring:
Preview of Looking Back, Moving Forward: The Evolution of the Women’s Movement in the United States, a new Women's Museum of California exhibit
Cocktail reception
Panel discussion with women leaders
Spotlight of community organizations committed to gender equality
We are excited to announce that California Senate pro Tem Toni Atkins will be our keynote speaker.
As well as being in person, the program will be live-streamed across social media starting at 5:30 PM to ensure access for everyone.
Tickets
Live Stream Ticket - Free includes access to a live stream of the keynote speech and panel discussion. No in-person program access.
VIP Ticket - $50 includes VIP cocktail reception starting at 4:30 at the San Diego History Center, drink ticket, in-person seat for the program, preview of new Women’s Museum of California exhibit.
You can play an important role in achieving gender equality. Explore our community booth page and get to know how organizations and groups are working towards a more equal future for everyone and learn how you can get involved.
Women's March San Diego is joining the Inclusion1stProject this month to answering all your most important questions on Antiracism! Join Women's March Board members and speakers for this *free* Antiracism for Allies Q&A session where you can submit your questions & get answers!
Register here: https://www.facebook.com/events/482389522794811/
Co-hosted with our partners the League of Women Voters San Diego. A special election is being held for the California State Assembly District 79. The position is vacant because Dr. Shirley Weber, our former representative, is now serving as California’s Secretary of State. The Primary is April 6; General, June 8. The 79th District includes Serra Mesa, Mission Valley, Linda Vista, Allied Gardens, Del Cerro, and southeastern areas of the city, parts of La Mesa, Lemon Grove, Bonita, National City and Chula Vista. There are 4 Democrats and 1 Republican running for this office.
The theme for International Women's Day this year is "Women in Leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world". The theme celebrates the tremendous efforts by women and girls around the world in shaping a more equal future and recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Join the Women's Museum of California and Women's March San Diego for a discussion with San Diego County Supervisor Nora Vargas. The supervisor will talk about her experience leading San Diego through the pandemic as well as her experience on the campaign trail and becoming the first Latina elected to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors. Women leaders have demonstrated their skills, knowledge and networks to effectively lead in COVID-19 response and recovery efforts. Today there is more acceptance than ever before that women bring different experiences, perspectives and skills to the table, and make irreplaceable contributions to decisions, policies and laws that work better for all.
Millions of us, longtime activists, new activists, sisters side by side, marched through streets everywhere to guide and inspire a new generation. We broke barriers, we got the vote out, we got more women elected than ever before and you created US, the Women’s March. Despite a global pandemic and an insurrection, we continue onward, fighting for equity -- we are not equal, yet.
A woman’s work is never done.
Join us and our special guest speakers in a frank discussion about future goals on our path to building community and equity for all. We need your voice at the table.
"Real change, enduring change, happens one step at a time." - Ruth Bader Ginsburg
5th Anniversary Celebration this January 23, 2021. YOU are invited to an event that is inclusive of all participants and mindful of public health guidance. Save the date! More to come!
Day-of streaming links: YouTube and Facebook. (Both ASL interpreting and captioning will be provided. Captioning is better viewed on YouTube vs Facebook.)
Lace-up those sneakers it’s time to break some glass!
Our next VP is not only a woman of color, but from California. We women and our allies are proud and want to show our support! Barriers have been broken! This is a significant inauguration, let's celebrate this! Don your version of pearls and sneakers on January 20th!
Get creative, show us how proud you are of this upcoming historic moment!
#GlassEverywhere #BreakingBarriers #PearlsandSneakers #RepresentationMatters
Our marchers continue to make a difference.
2020 Elections…a critical time, and Women’s March San Diego marchers are seen, heard, and powerful!
For details visit our march page!
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California NOW is excited to celebrate the 'Art of Gender Equity.'
As we align our actions with our mission state and dedicate ourselves to the delicate art of intersectionality, we are reminded, leading with the 'all' in mind is a craft.
On December 6, 2019, join us to honor those who have dedicated themselves to thinking and acting intersectionally.
Join us in celebrating the achievements of our Gender Equity Champions.
Together we can create programs and public policies that put human rights based intersectional gender equity at the center and places women of color, not just in the frame, but in decision making leadership positions. Together we can integrate and engage men and boys to join women and girls in dismantling racialized hetero-patriarchal gender norms and through the creation of strategic alliances that incorporate our collective knowledge, leadership and power we can dismantle all other forms of structural oppression.
To get there, we need to reach the people using every tool available, especially as we move forward to educate, fight and win the battle in creating a more just and equitable world.
