People’s March NoCo Coming this Weekend

Micah (he/they) is Transmasculine/Nonbinary, and a Colorado transplant. He grew…

We all come together for different reasons, but we share a common goal: to protect our rights and shape a better future. On Saturday, January 18, Peoples March, formally known as Women’s March, is happening in Fort Collins starting at Old Towns Square. The People’s March is about one thing: our power. It’s a bold demonstration of the resilience of resistance

The People’s March NoCo is led by a dedicated team of three organizers—Danielle Repasky, Angela McMillan, and Kristine Majestic—in collaboration with NOCO NOW. As part of a national movement, the march is committed to championing reproductive rights, healthcare access, LGBTQ+ equality, immigrant justice, economic equity, and more. This event aspires to be a powerful day of unity, action, and community empowerment.

The rally will feature inspiring speakers from prominent organizations, including:

- Representative Andrew Boesenecker and Senator Janice Marchman joining together to speak on immigration, education, and the power of local action for justice and equity.
- Working Families Party will be advocating for economic justice, worker rights, and policies that benefit working-class families.
- The Rainbow Circles will share their work to create safe, inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ communities.
- Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition will be speaking to the critical need for immigration reform and immigrant justice.
- Alianza NorCo, amplifies the voices of marginalized communities and fights for systemic change.
- Splash is a youth-focused organization supporting queer and transgender youth in Northern Colorado.
- Elected officials will be in attendance as advocates of the event: Senator Cathy Kipp, Representative Yara Zokaie, Larimer County Commissioner Kristin Stephens, and Larimer County Commissioner Jody Shadduck-McNally.

“This march is about coming together as a community to stand for our shared values and create a future where everyone’s rights are protected,” says Danielle Repasky. “We’re thrilled to have such incredible organizations and speakers join us to inspire action and hope.”

You can order your march merch and wear your support proudly at The People’s March NoCo! One hundred percent of proceeds fuel organizing efforts and go directly to supporting local businesses.

Image courtesy of The People’s March

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Micah Howell

Micah (he/they) is Transmasculine/Nonbinary, and a Colorado transplant. He grew up in Southern Maine as a pastor's kid. They have found a passion for digital communication, using their skills to champion inclusivity and amplify marginalized voices. He is the Social Media Marketing Manager for OFM. Micah is also passionate about mental health within the queer community.