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Happy 2026 WAAM Family — near and far, marchers, supporters, friends, neighbors and allies. An organizer, mom and teacher, I learned a lot from WAAM. As we move into the New Year and continue planning for the next march (April 11, 2026!), I’d like to share a few lessons with you: Dark money is bad (Teddy will remind you in case you forget). Do not be ashamed of the shuttle. Sometimes the cure for leg cramps is Diet Coke and McDonalds French fries. Bathroom available? Use it!

Leading up to the first march, we used this newsletter to update you all about our march-planning progress. We needed you to believe what we believed – that the seemingly impossible was possible. Now we’re trying a pivot; bringing you the voices, stories and passion of our marchers and volunteers. First up we have Debbie, a teacher, deep-thinker and mother from Kentucky: The other day my brother sent me a picture of a nativity scene.  I bet you’ve seen one like it by now, to

I don’t know what to do with Thanksgiving. In a nation of warring ideologies, we’ve been left with two choices for the holiday, both unappetizing. Half our country leans into the stories they learned in elementary lessons and Sunday school about courageous pilgrims sent by God to carve civilizations out of wilderness. The other half will recite realizations of Indigenous American suffering and our duty to recognize the failings of the past. I suspect that many of you feel the

Planning for the Spring March Is in Full Swing! We’re already deep in preparations for the April 2026 March from Philadelphia to DC — powered by the talents and energy of an incredible, growing team. If you’ve been looking for meaningful work with great people, now’s the time to jump in. Reach out and we’ll find the right spot for you. 🖥️ Website Update – Got Wix Skills? The 2025 March and Press pages are live, with an updated mission and a new sign-up form. We’re still proc