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March Forth To Earth Day 2022

It is time to March Forth to Earth Day! Starting March 4th, rallies will be held in cities across Wisconsin for eight consecutive weeks as activists unite to demand a more just, equitable, and liveable future. Our time to act is now! JOIN US!

March Forth To Earth Day
Day 6: April 8, 2022

In Milwaukee about a dozen people gathered along E Kenwood Blvd
between the UWM Union and Maryland Av.  despite a bit of drizzle.  We engaged in discussions with passersby (mostly students), handed out dozens of flyers and had a chance to make friends with other activists.

March Forth To Earth Day
Day 1: March 4, 2022

Excerpt from Building Unity email after Day1:

Good Afternoon Climate Activists!
​Congratulations on the successful kick-off of the March Forth to Earth Day Project! We are amazed by everyone’s hard work and dedication to fighting the climate crisis, supporting treaty rights, and recognizing the MMIWg2S epidemic. Community truly is the most powerful tool we have. We are proud to be working alongside you all.
Thank you to everyone who sent out the press release! We received an enormous amount of media coverage yesterday! Here are just a few articles: It is important that we keep this momentum going! Our climate actions can only reach so many people in our communities - media coverage can reach so many more! Please continue to share our Facebook page.

A note to share or add to email signatures. Feel free to modify this note to make it your own:
Please join me in signing on to this endorsement letter supporting the March Forth to Earth Day project. Groups can cosponsor this project by going here. Signing and sharing this “call to action'' will result in dozens of climate actions around Wisconsin on the eight Fridays before & including Earth Day (Mar. 4 - Apr. 22). Help make one a success in your community!

Water is Life!  *  Honor Treaties!  *  Stop Line 5!  *  You can’t Drink Oil!
In Milwaukee nearly 20 people gathered along E Kenwood Blvd
between the UWM Union and Maryland Av.  Despite a lot of honking, we engaged in discussions with passersby (mostly students), handed out dozens of flyers, gathered many student surveys and got to make friends with other activists.