We are marching for women's lives and rights, and we want you to join us!

What: The National March for Reproductive Health, Rights and Justice is an online mass mobilization coordinated by the Silver Ribbon Campaign, MoveOn, and over 70 other reproductive justice, reproductive rights, and reproductive health groups to deliver the message to elected officials that Americans trust women to make their own decisions about their bodies and their lives.

Where: Right here!

Our message:

Keep Abortion Safe and Legal, and Make It Accessible and Affordable.

Why a virtual march?

• Because on the 39th anniversary of the legalization of abortion, public policies still put abortion out of reach for too many poor and low-income women.
• Because we view the right to abortion as a fundamental human right, essential for women’s equality, health, and dignity.
• Because we believe that abortion funding bans are an issue of racial and economic discrimination, as well as a violation of the human rights of women.
• Because we are ready to fight for every woman to have the ability to make the decision that makes sense for her and her family, no matter what the size of her paycheck.
• Because we trust women.

When you click on this link, you’ll select the message you want to send to elected officials and will see your participation on a real-time online map. Your messages will be packaged and delivered directly to members of Congress, governors and state legislators to underscore that Americans trust women to make their own decisions about their bodies and their lives.

Are you on Twitter? Share your message and tag your tweets #TrustWmn.

On Facebook? Share this link: http://bit.ly/TrustWomen

Other messages to choose from include:

• Stand up and be counted for reproductive justice.
• Reproductive rights are human rights.
• We are the 99%. Fix the economy, and stop the attacks on women’s health.
• I trust women and I vote.

If you want to send more than one message, refresh the page after submitting your message to select another one. Your name will only be recorded once, but your messages will all appear.