Safety Tips for Peaceful Protesting

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An anti-monarchist graphic poster with a distressed, charcoal-colored paper texture. At the top, two stylized off-white megaphones point outward. A bold red X is crossed over a deep crimson-red crown symbol. Below this, in large, stacked off-white letters with paint-drip textures, is the text: MARCH 28, NO THRONES, NO CROWNS., NO KINGS. A halftone dot pattern borders the left and bottom.Today, millions are making their voices heard to advocate for a more equitable and secure future. The decisions made in the halls of power impact us all, and active participation is the most effective tool we have to ensure our leadership remains accountable to the people.

We are incredibly proud of the Field Team 6 partners hosting events today. With over 30 in-person registration drives underway, we are working to ensure every individual has the opportunity to claim their seat at the table.

Participation doesn’t end at the rally; it culminates at the ballot box. By registering and voting this November, we can shape a legislature that prioritizes transparency and reflects our shared values. Your voice is essential to holding our systems of governance to the highest standard.

We wanted to share some resources to help you stay safe.
TPN: Digital safety guide
 
We all believe in the power of peaceful protest, and these guides help ensure that you and those around you remain safe and impactful.

If you capture any moments that you’d like to share with the Policy Nexus community, please upload them HERE.

Thank you for being the energy that keeps our democracy active and accountable.










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