When we marched in Washington a year ago, we had no idea. An inkling, certainly. A prescient pit in the stomach. We had, after all, lived through a brutal, brass-knuckles campaign cycle. We had watched the fissures of public debate, opinion and ideology widen to chasms. We heard newly-elected President Trump, the very day before …
#PowertothePolls… what does that mean for the Charlotte Women’s March Social Justice Committee in 2018? Kay Etheridge and Laura Meier, Co-Chairs of CWM’s Social Justice Committee, will continue building relationships in the community in order to have a diverse force behind this year’s mission of “Power to the Polls.” They are collaborating with several groups …
Everyone is talking about RemarchableWomen and we couldn’t be more thrilled. If you’d like to see if you or your sign made the news follow these links: WCNC showed up and reported on our march in this story:Â ‘Remarchable’ women’s march draws crowds to uptown Charlotte. Click here. WFAE did interviews and stories:Â 2017 Women’s …
CWM Newsletter   Volume 2  Number 1    January 13, 2018.    Anniversary March We made herstory one year ago, and we’ll march again on January 20, the anniversary of the Women’s March on Charlotte. We’re still here, working hard to reclaim our country and its values. Click HERE for information …
Today I March… Today I march for you and today I march for me I march for all the things that our country should be. For my love of democracy and my desire for freedom, that means freedom for all, not just freedom for some. Today I march for water, earth and air, for science, …
As the anniversary of the Women’s March approaches, I’ve been asked by several people why I choose to March. My answer is always; how can YOU not march? How do we not have millions of people on the streets on a regular basis fighting for what we hold to be American values? Have we become …
Click HERE to register to march with us on January 20, 2018 We’re Still Here! We’re Still Watching! We’re Still Marching! We made herstory one year ago. We march on the anniversary of Women’s March on Charlotte because we’re still here and we’re doing the work to reclaim our country and help it live up …
With elections near, voters invited to South CLT Candidate Forum Thursday Forum features Q&A with 18 candidates for Charlotte City Council and Mayor  With Charlotte’s primary elections approaching, 13 candidates for city council and 5 candidates for mayoral posts will answer questions Thursday, Aug. 31, at the South CLT Candidate Forum, moderated by former WSOC …
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Everybody In and Nobody Out (Health Care For All) Dr. Jessica Schorr Saxe, MD Chair, Health Care Justice – NC First United Methodist Church • 501 N. Tryon St. Park in garage. Entrance on Ninth St. between Tryon St. and Church St. Bring your parking ticket inside for validation For more information Go to …
Save the Date! Thursday, August 31, 2017 You are invited to the South CLT Candidate Forum to meet and hear the candidates for Mayor, City Council At-Large and City Council Districts 6 and 7 The Forum will be held 6:15 PM-9:00 PM WR Davie Conference Center 4635 Pineville-Matthews Road Charlotte NC 28226 Candidates from all …
It’s impossible to know how many great candidates would have won their election if only they’d had trained staff. Who’s to say what the political landscape would look like now? This is why trained campaign staff is CRUCIAL to winning. Our Jamie Kirk Hahn Academy for campaign staff has already trained 87 staffers who have …
AHCA SENATE VOTE CALL YOUR SENATORS. Trumpcare is not dead, just delayed. Call Senators Tillis and Burr and tell them you do not like the Senate version of the bill any better than the House version. ASSAULT ON BIRTH CONTROL CALL Office of Management and Budget, Mick Mulvaney, 202/395-3080 HHS Secretary Tom Price, 202/205-5445 to object to the …
Congratulations ALL for your part in stopping Mitch McConnell and his reprehensible Trumpcare bill. But we must be vigilant. The Senate Republicans went to the White House to discuss strategy with the president and we know it only takes a keg party in the Rose Garden to make these frat boys fold. CONTINUE TO CALL …
Now more than ever we are fighting for what our country represents. Celebrate America! Read More »
With all of the focus on Russia/campaign investigations, along with the tragic shooting of Republican Representatives in Alexandria VA, little seems to be getting done in Congress EXCEPT that the Senate is still working in secret on their version of a health care bill with a goal of passing it before the July recess. Our …
We only have one call this week and it’s a priority for every member of Charlotte Women’s March. Call your Senators to strongly urge that the Senate version of health care reform legislation be made public, receive a Congressional Budget Office score, and include time for the public review and comment before a vote. …
1. Express your outrage at Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord by calling your U.S. Senators and Representatives. President Trump made this decision despite overwhelming opposition: a majority of American voters support the agreement and nearly every country in the world—195 in total—have signed the landmark accord. Elon Musk has resigned …