March for reproductive justice
San Francisco and Bay Area Community Organized March for Reproductive Justice
We are looking forward to seeing you all on May 14, 2022 near SF Civic Center Plaza. Rain or Shine this community organized march is happening!
WHEN
Saturday, May 14, 2022 at 11 AM <Masks Recommended>
WHERE
Line up will start at 10:45 AM at Grove St & Hyde St (near the Library)
March is set to step off at 11 AM sharp from Grove St & Hyde St
March down Market St to Embarcadero Plaza [end march]
** This is an in person march ONLY, we will NOT have a virtual event and we will NOT have an in person Rally either before or after the March, and we ask the community's help to disperse at the end of the march
DETAILS
This is a 1st Amendment march, no host is liable, march at your own risk
There will be No Rally and No Speakers at either the beginning or end of the march. Not a virtual event.
Masks are Recommended. Practice Social Distancing 😷
Bring your family, friends, signs, water, snacks, mask, hand sanitizer, put on some sunscreen, check the weather and dress with layers, a hat and comfy shoes. 🪧
All ages and genders (& GNC) are welcome who believe in Women's Reproductive Rights
Signs and bullhorns are welcomed. However NO music or amplified sound will be allowed.
March will happen Rain or Shine ⛅️
RSVP
Please RSVP to the March via Eventbrite or the Facebook Event
Co-Host Organizations (alphabetical order)
Volunteers
If you are interested in volunteering at the March as a Peace Ambassador to support this community event, and help ensure a safe and meaningful march for all, please arrive by 10 AM at the corner of Grove & Hyde.
All attendees and volunteers will be requested to wear masks and practice social distancing.
If you are interested in volunteering, please sign up at https://forms.gle/GGfMZVokHY86YJHw8
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS
We strongly recommend public transportation, as parking around the civic center area is limited. Consider purchasing your BART, Muni or Ferry ticket in advance so that you don’t have to wait in lines during the day of the march to purchase one! You can find out more about purchasing Clipper cards that are accepted on BART and Muni here.
For real-time bus and transit info, visit 511.org to map your route using BART, Caltrain, Golden Gate Transit, Muni, buses, ferries, or Amtrak.
Buses/Trains
In preparation, you can download a map of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) here and Muni Metro train/subway here, as both will continue to run during the March.
The closest metro/BART station to the March start area is Civic Center on these BART lines: Richmond –> Daly City/Millbrae, Warm Springs –>Daly City, Antioch–> SFO/Millbrae, and Dublin / Pleasanton–>Daly City and the Muni J, K, L, M, N or T lines. The closest metro/BART station to the end of the march is Montgomery station (the larger station) or Embarcadero station.
Transportation Agency specific links:
BART (exit Civic Center/UN Plaza Station to get to Rally)
CalTrain (exit San Francisco Station, 4th & King), and use trip planner to find transportation to Civic Center
Ferries
The end of the march near the Embarcadero is easily accessible by ferry to Larkspur, Sausalito, Oakland, Alameda, and Vallejo. Select SF Ferry Building Terminal as your departure and you can walk across the street to the Ferry Building. If you arrive in SF by ferry, you can take any of the underground Muni Metro trains (outbound) to Civic Center/UN Plaza, as bus routes along Market Street may be impacted.
Golden Gate Ferry (North Bay, enhanced services)
March Route Map
Image showing March Route Map. Start on Grove between Larkin and Hyde, and head down Market Street towards Embarcadero. Text reads “March for Reproductive Justice. Sat May 14 at 11am. SF Civic Center (Grove and Hyde). No rally, Masks Requested.
Other ways to be involved in the fight for Reproductive Rights:
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