Women's Equality Day Rally

Join NJ Dems Women's Caucus, the NJ Victory team, the Somerset County Democrats, and partners from across New Jersey as we come together to rally for Women’s Equality Day and honor the trailblazing women leading the movement for progress, justice, and equity. This powerful gathering is moderated by Women's Caucus Chair & Essex County Commissioner A'Dorian Murray-Thomas and will feature: - NJDSC Vice Chair & Somerset County Democrats Chair Peg Schaffer - Alexis Lewis Booker - Somerset County Commissioners Elizabeth Graner & Paul Drake - Dr. Patricia Campos-Medina, Latina Civic Action - Roberta Walters, NJ Federation of Democratic Women - Shanique Taliaferro, Black Women for NJ - Janhitha Veeramachaneni, student advocate alongside with inspiring voices from elected officials and community leaders who are breaking barriers and shaping the future of our state. Our rally will be held outdoors, so please dress appropriately and come prepared for the weather. The coordinated campaign is launching the New Jersey Victory Summer of Service. This is a statewide project led by local volunteers activating and growing their networks to support a statewide hygiene supply drive to benefit our neighbors in need. If you are able to, please bring diapers and feminine hygiene products to donate. This event is closed to press and access will be limited to individuals who have registered in advance. For event security, homemade signs are not permitted. Official signage and materials will be provided as appropriate. A designated First Amendment area will be established on the perimeter of the event for individuals who wish to exercise their right to peaceful expression. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in following these guidelines and helping us maintain a safe and organized event.

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