Thousands gathered at the NC Legislative Building and in Halifax Mall for the 2019 Raleigh Women’s March on Saturday, January 26, 2019. Summary of event with theme, speakers, performers, signs and more.
Category Archives: social justice
Women’s Rally On Raleigh 2018 is ON!
Plan to join us at our anniversary women’s march event in 2018. We are planning a women’s rally on Raleigh, with the theme of “Women Leading The Resistance!” on January 20, 2018. Early information here.
Busy Week in Raleigh, Starting Today
Busy week in Raleigh starting on Tuesday, Nov 7. Important events on Nov 7, 8, 9 and 10! Protests, trainings, documentaries, discussions. All this week!
Women’s March On Raleigh: Women Mobilize NC on 1/21/17 – Press Release
A multiracial, multi-religious, and multi-generational grassroots group of women are planning a Women’s March on Raleigh (WMOR). We are giving voice to thousands of women, connecting them with existing organizations. This is also a solidarity event with the Women’s March on Washington, also taking place January 21st, 2017. Families are welcome! Please join us!
What to do now…
What to do now, after a crushing national defeat.
Women’s Equality Day Celebration in Fayetteville NC (2016)
Fayetteville NOW and Quaker House join together again to celebrate Women’s Equality Day on Saturday, Aug 27, 2-4pm. Join us!
ERA Alliance Launch Event – 4/12/16
Exciting news! Launch event for the first state alliance of the ERA Coalition organization – in NC! Includes panel discussion, book signing, and reception. We are featuring Jessica Neuwirth, author and the president of the ERA Coalition.
Gerrymandering: “Assault On Democracy?”
Community event. How much is gerrymandering the “problem behind the problem” of our current political, moral and economic upheavals in NC? What’s being done about it?
She Wins, We Win event press advisory – 3/2/16
See the press advisory for the Make History press conference and rally. At this event, National Women’s Rights Leaders Join NC Leaders in Support of Hillary Clinton
Fayetteville NOW hosts another round of “Cracking the Code”
Fayetteville NOW is working with other organizations to promote discussions around race and white privilege via a 3 part ‘Cracking the Code” series. This series works to promote understanding each other through cultural awareness.
