ÉçÇøºÚÁÏ

See our complete coverage of Saturday’s March For Our Lives:Ìý

—T³ó±ðÌýinside view from Saturday’s march in Washington, D.C.Ìý

—Video exclusive:ÌýThe students we met marching for their livesÌý

—Portraits of protest:ÌýPhotos from the streets of the nation’s capitalÌý

—#MarchForOurLives:Ìý51 memorable images from a social media spectacle

—Analysis:ÌýOld enough to march, old enough to vote?

—A student’s voice:ÌýWhy I’m marching this weekend

 

In one of the largest demonstrations since the Vietnam era, an estimated 800,000 people rallied in the March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C., on Saturday. The march on the nation’s capital was just one of over 800 protests around the world this weekend. Chief among the activists: students, parents, and educators. ÉçÇøºÚÁÏ spoke with more than a dozen of those students and educators, many of whom traveled hours to Washington, about why they showed up to march.

PENNSYLVANIA

Julian Pucel

Noah Barno

 

VIRGINIA

Maryam Saif

KENTUCKY

Lara Vance

Jessica Holly

MJ White

Alex White

Emily Dial

 

NEW JERSEY

Matan Ackelsberg

Ben White

CALIFORIA & VIRGINIA

Reece Brown

Audrey Brown

 

MARYLAND

Abbie Forson

Eleanor Mishook

Did you use this article in your work?

We’d love to hear how ÉçÇøºÚÁÏ’s reporting is helping educators, researchers, and policymakers.