The Women's March: the street belongs to everyone!

Unsafe on the street

Many women, girls and people from the LHBTIQ community do not feel safe online or on the streets of Nieuw-West. Research shows that every woman has had at least one bad experience or encountered street harassment. The city district has been investing extra in emancipation organisations for years and continues to call for more supervision and enforcement. But it is not enough. The commitment of the residents themselves is also needed.

Women and girls demand different behavior from men, because the street belongs to everyone. That is why the city district organises a Women's March in collaboration with several organizations from Nieuw-West. A march that shows all Amsterdammers what is not going well, what needs to be improved and that solidarity from men was, is and remains urgent.

For whom?

Everyone is welcome. The Women's March is for all residents of Amsterdam, regardless of gender, age, religion, cultural identity or sexual orientation. All Houses of the Neighborhood and youth work organizations are also cordially invited to participate.

The Women's March is made possible in part by girls' organizations and emancipation organizations from Nieuw-West.

Program

13:00 − Start at Tuinstadhuis, with a snack and a drink

1:00-2:00 PM − Workshop making banners, T-shirts, caps and signs

13:50 − District administrator Emre Ünver opens the Women's March

14:00-15:00 ��� Start of the Women's March on Plein '40-'45 (end point: Osdorpplein)

3:00-4:00 PM − Chat while enjoying a snack and a drink

Practical information

• Starting point: Garden City Hall on Plein '40-'45, next to Carillon