Capital Women's Campaign
CWC serves as a conduit between pro-choice activists and intersectional organizations also fighting misogyny, racism, homophobia, and the unprecedented assaults on the U.S. constitution.
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Since 2019, CWC has expanded beyond a few dozen pro-choice women and our organizations to become an intersectional alliance of more than a thousand activists throughout the greater Sacramento region determined to flex our collective power of resistance.
As Mayor Fargo continues to remind us, “No one is free until we are all free.”
"In the end anti-black, anti-female, and all forms of discrimination are equivalent to the same thing: anti-humanism"
Shirley Chisholm, educator, first Black woman elected to the U.S. Congress and the first African American to run for a major party's presidential nomination
Calling all feminists! Find your spot in the movement for change. Stand-up for equality for ALL the people.
Learn who is doing good work on things you care about and volunteer with them.
Resistance & Protest Tools
Banner Drop Tool Kit
Created for “Bans Off Our Bodies” Dobbs anniversary, but applies to Banners for marches, protests, and other Overpass Banner Drops for
anti-authoritarian, pro-resistance actions. (Women’s March)
Linked below is a step-by-step guide on how to safely and successfully execute one.
And check out a short video tutorial here. What if I can’t do a banner drop? Our (Women's March's) partners at Visibility Brigade have an alternative for overpass actions.
Should you take your phone to a protest? Can police take your phone at a protest or force you to unlock it? ACLU digital privacy expert Chad Marlow has the tips to you need to help you protect yourself before, during, and after a protest.
How to Protest Safely & Privacy Protection Tips (ACLU)
Tips for Preparedness, Peaceful Protesting, and Safety (Human Rights Campaign)
Safety and preparedness are essential in uncertain times.
Whether you're preparing for an emergency or participating in a peaceful protest, these guidelines will help ensure your safety and well-being.
When the government arrests or tries to arrest someone, or when a government official or police officer "just wants to talk," every person in the United States has certain basic rights. These rights apply to everyone, regardless of citizenship.
Be familiar with your rights, and help protect others by informing them of their rights with these fliers.
Cuando el gobierno arresta o intenta arrestar a alguien, o cuando un funcionario gubernamental o un oficial de la ley “solo quiere hablar”, todas las personas en los Estados Unidos cuentan con ciertos derechos básicos. Estos derechos se aplican tanto a ciudadanos como a no ciudadanos.
Familiarízate con tus derechos y ayuda a proteger a otros informándoles sobre sus derechos.
