On Oct. 14, a Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace and Justice will be held in Ann Arbor from 12-3 p.m. as part of a nationally coordinated day of more than 30 sister rallies and marches to amplify a message of social justice and compassion. Confirmed speakers thus far include representatives from Jobs with Justice-Michigan, Detroit Water Brigade, and the National Organization for Women-Michigan Chapter. In addition to speakers, there will be a rally and a concert following the march.
In solidarity, communities nationwide will stand for peace, tolerance, compassion and social justice. Anyone wishing to help, offer suggestions or contact information for speakers, please email [email protected]. Participants are encouraged to meet at Hanover Park at Packard/Division in downtown Ann Arbor to march followed by a rally and concert at Liberty Square.
Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace and Justice
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