On January 21, millions of people marched, spoke, and made our voices heard. But it doesn’t end here. Every 10 days, WomensMarch.com will suggest a specific action.

THE FIRST ACTION
Write a postcard to your elected officials about what matters most to you—and how you’re going to continue to fight for it in the days, weeks, and months ahead. Write to the local media, telling them what you want to see covered and encouraging them to bring us the truth. Write to politiicians who are doing a great job—or local activist groups that could use some words of love and support.

WHAT TO DO

You can go it alone (please share photos, sample letters, ideas for letter recipients!), or join us at this event to mingle, drink coffee, and share stories as we write. We'll have some cards and stationery to share, but we encourage you to bring your own supplies if possible. letter-Writing Night (Women's March: 10 Actions / 100 Days)

GREAT NEWS--WE HAVE ROOM FOR EVERYONE!

We now have three great locations. These are organized from largest to smallest, so you can pick the most convenient:

1) Classics V Banquet & Conference Center
2425 Niagara Falls Blvd, Amherst, NY 14228
Lead: Christa Wilson Penner, Monica Boyd Elderkin
Just 2 miles north of the Boulevard mall, this is a huge space with room for piles and piles of passionate letter-writers. We're so grateful to them for offering up their space!

2) Erie County Democratic Committee Headquarters
671 Seneca St, Buffalo, NY 14210
Lead: Michelle Perkins Kowalewski
Located in Larkinville, this site can accomodate around 50 letter-writers. Ideal for those living downtown or in South Buffalo. Thanks to ECDC chairman Jeremy Zellner for graciously giving us a home.

3) Whimsy by Kelly
3495 Delaware Ave, Kenmore, NY 14223
Lead: Kelly Barone
Write your cards and letters in fun art studio that has plenty of parking but is also easily accessible via Metro. This site has a max of 20–25 people, so e-mail WhimsybyKelly@gmail.com to secure a seat.