Protests in Washington, D.C.
17 upcoming in 1 cities.
- Washington 17
- Nov14Sat
March for an AI Treaty: Washington, DC
March · 11:00 AM · US Capitol (starting point) · Washington, DC
- Nov14Sat
Dance Against DOGE - Fabulously Fighting Fascism
Rally · 11:00 AM · Washington, DC
- Nov17Tue
TAKE DOWN TYRANNY - RUSH-HOUR RALLY @ SCOTT CIRCLE
Rally · 8:00 AM · Scott Circle (North) @ 16th ST NW · Washington, DC
- Nov17Tue
Washington, DC: Data Center Moratorium Rally & Petition Delivery
Rally · 2:00 PM · House Triangle · Washington, DC
- Nov19Thu
VISIBILITY BRIGADE DC - CT AV @ VN-UDC METRO
Rally · 5:00 PM · VanNess-UDC Metro · Washington, DC
- Nov21Sat
Dance Against DOGE - Fabulously Fighting Fascism
Rally · 11:00 AM · Washington, DC
- Nov24Tue
TAKE DOWN TYRANNY - RUSH-HOUR RALLY @ SCOTT CIRCLE
Rally · 8:00 AM · Scott Circle (North) @ 16th ST NW · Washington, DC
- Nov28Sat
Dance Against DOGE - Fabulously Fighting Fascism
Rally · 11:00 AM · Washington, DC
- Dec1Tue
TAKE DOWN TYRANNY - RUSH-HOUR RALLY @ SCOTT CIRCLE
Rally · 8:00 AM · Scott Circle (North) @ 16th ST NW · Washington, DC
- Dec2Wed
Join the Rally to Ban Assault Weapons in Front of the U.S. Supreme Court!
Rally · 9:15 AM · Supreme Court of the United States · Washington, DC
- Dec2Wed
Rally at the Supreme Court: Protect Connecticut's Assault Weapons Ban
Rally · 9:30 AM · Supreme Court of the United States · Washington, DC
- Dec5Sat
Dance Against DOGE - Fabulously Fighting Fascism
Rally · 11:00 AM · Washington, DC
- Dec6Sun
ICE OUT - No Collaboration with the Occupation
Rally · 5:00 PM · Outside the Petworth Metro stop · Washington, DC
- Dec9Wed
14th Annual National Vigil for All Victims of Gun Violence
Vigil · 7:00 PM · Washington, DC
- Dec12Sat
Dance Against DOGE - Fabulously Fighting Fascism
Rally · 11:00 AM · Washington, DC
- Dec19Sat
Dance Against DOGE - Fabulously Fighting Fascism
Rally · 11:00 AM · Washington, DC
- Dec26Sat
Dance Against DOGE - Fabulously Fighting Fascism
Rally · 11:00 AM · Washington, DC
Know your rights at a protest
- You have the right to peacefully protest on public sidewalks, streets with a permit, and parks.
- You can photograph and record anything in plain view in public, including police.
- If stopped, ask "Am I free to go?" If yes, walk away calmly. You can stay silent.
- Don't consent to searches of you or your phone. Say so clearly; don't resist.
- Write a lawyer's number on your arm. Bring water, ID, a charged phone, and a buddy.
General information, not legal advice. More from the ACLU.