Disabled people with mobility issues often face unique obstacles when attending protests. Mobility aids such as wheelchairs, canes, and walkers mean extra planning is needed
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Protest
“No Kings” March a Peaceful Success in RVA
Estimates of up to 8,000 people gathered in Capitol Square – with the crowd filling the area from the Bell Tower to the General Assembly building for the “No King’s” protest. “It’s so community oriented and peaceful, Everyone is just here to hear each other’s voices and to show each other that there are others that feel the same way” says Ashley.
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CD1 Holds Rob Wittman Accountable
Protestors are frustrated and disheartened at Rob Wittman’s support of legislation that could impact everyday Americans. His votes in affirmative for cuts to federal programs and lower taxes for billionaires weighed on the crowd, and multiple people brought up his refusal to communicate with his constituents in person.Read More
6/7/25 “Wittman Robbed Us” Protest
Rob Wittman voted to slash SNAP, gut Medicaid and protect tax breaks for billionaires and he’s hoping no one makes a fuss. Too bad we’re showing up right outside his Henrico office. Join us Saturday, June 7th, from 1–3 PM Corner of Dominion Blvd and Broad Street, Henrico 23060 This is a district-wide protest, with… Read More
Protesting? Know your First Amendment Rights for U.S. Citizens
Planning to protest? Know your rights before you go. The First Amendment protects the right to protest, and while that right is strong, it’s NOT absolute. It’s critical for protesters to understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens. This is particularly important for students, as both public and private schools have the right to set their own rules and policies. Read More