ACTION CENTER
join an event on 9/26
You can RSVP for our Washington DC march or one of six other events across the country. There are currently events organized in CA, CO, IA, KS, RI and TX.
Details for each event are included via the links below.
REGISTER YOUR ACTION
If you’re planning to attend one of our seven partner events, use the links above to RSVP.
If you’re planning to take part in our national day of action on September 26th, but not attending one of our seven partner events, that’s great too! This movement needs you and your voice matters. Tell us about the action you are going to take–be it organizing your own event, hosting a private gathering or speaking up online–so we can count you among the many.
Action TOOLKIT
There is more than one way to make waves and we've built a toolkit to help you! Our toolkit has ideas and opportunities for participating in our National Day of Action no matter where you live or how much time you have, including organizing a public in-person event, hosting a private gathering or engagin online via social media. Your voice matters!
THE DETAILS
When & Where
The Survivors’ Solidarity march is scheduled for september 26, 2026.
There will be an anchor event in Washington, D.C., with satellite events happening in unison in communities across the United States. As more formal partnered events are organized, we’ll share them on our website. You can also organize your own gatherings–public or private–and engage online to participate. Every voice and every action matters.
To receive updates on the day of action, please sign up here.
Local Action
LOCAL event format
We are actively recruiting organizers and supporting them in organizing days of action across the country on September 26, 2026. Local participation could include organizing public events or hosting private gatherings:
Hosting a community march, walk, vigil, speaking event and/or gathering;
Partnering with local advocates, survivor-led groups, and/or campus organizations;
Providing resource tables with survivor support information;
Raising awareness at the event about state & federal survivor focused legislation currently being considered;
Inviting speakers, advocates, or community leaders;
Sharing the event with local survivor-support networks; and
Creating a safe space for survivors and allies to gather in solidarity.
This can be as large or as small as an organizer and/or organization's capacity and resources allow, and can be tailored to the specific needs of the size of the communities. Each state and community can shape participation based on what feels realistic and appropriate for their area.
To learn more about hosting your own day of action and to connect with the national effort, please sign up here.
Digital Action
Take action online
Join us online by posting on your social media. You can use graphics we created here and sample posts in our Action Tool Kit, or you can create your own.
Who
opportunities for survivors, allies, advocates, organizers and organizations
Survivors of sexual assault or harassment and their allies:
Join or promote a gathering in their community
Organize a day of action in their community on Sept. 26, 2026
State organizations that support survivors of sexual assault and harassment can:
Organize a day of action in their community on Sept. 26, 2026
Sign on to be an official State Partner with us to be recognized in press releases and on our website
Sign on as a survivor resource to be featured in our resource library that will be promoted in the run up to the event and on the day of action
Share actionable opportunities to advance culture and policy change that will be made available
National organizations that support survivors of sexual assault and harassment can:
Join or promote a day of action in person in Washington D.C. or at a gathering near them
Sign on to be a National Partner with us to be recognized in press releases and on our website
Sign on as a survivor resource to be featured in our resource library that will be promoted in the run up to the event and on the day of action
Share actionable opportunities to advance culture and policy change that will be made available
To learn more and talk with our team, please send us a message here.