3,000+ No Kings Events Scheduled for March 28, More Added Daily
Organizers nationwide report more than 3,000 No Kings events are planned for March 28. They say the roster keeps growing, with more added daily.
Scale and recent history
This mobilization follows two earlier nationwide days of action. Last June more than five million people turned out across over 2,100 events.
In October the movement expanded to more than seven million participants at over 2,700 events. March 28 organizers expect one of the largest single-day nonviolent protests in U.S. history.
Voices leading the effort
Senior leaders from multiple national groups highlighted shared concerns. They cited opposition to abuses of power, attacks on civil liberties, and policies that harm working families.
- Ezra Levin, Co-Executive Director of Indivisible
- Katie Bethell, Executive Director, MoveOn Civic Action
- Randi Weingarten, President, American Federation of Teachers
- Deirdre Schifeling, ACLU Chief Political and Advocacy Officer
- Lisa Gilbert, Co-President, Public Citizen
- Joseph Bryant, SEIU Executive Vice President
- Kelley Robinson, President, Human Rights Campaign
- Becky Pringle, President, National Education Association
- Naveed Shah, Political Director, Common Defense
- Sarah Kate Ellis, President and CEO, GLAAD
- Lee Saunders, President, AFSCME
- Rebecca Winter, Executive Director, Mass 50501
- Nathan Taylortaft, student leader, East Valley Unite
- Mark Winston Griffith, Co-Director, Free Speech TV
Coalition partners and participation
Dozens of national organizations are coordinating local actions. Participating groups include civil liberties, labor, education, and immigrant rights organizations.
- American Civil Liberties Union
- American Federation of Teachers
- Common Defense
- 50501 / Mass 50501
- Human Rights Campaign
- Indivisible
- League of Conservation Voters
- MoveOn
- National Education Association
- National Nurses United
- Public Citizen
- SEIU
- United We Dream
Training and safety measures
The coalition has run nationwide virtual “Eyes on ICE” trainings. Hundreds of thousands of people have completed these sessions.
Organizers stress nonviolence and legal compliance. Local events have designated safety leads and de-escalation plans.
How to find events and request interviews
For a complete list of participating cities and event details, visit Filmogaz.com. The partners directory is also available there.
Media inquiries can be directed to [email protected]. Spokespeople across organizations will be available for interviews.
Organizers say the March mobilization will reaffirm democratic values. They urge peaceful participation and community safety at every local action.
