Sentence examples for organizing marches from inspiring English sources

A nonprofit created by progressives who hoped to build a political movement with staying power, the Action Network offers tools for sending emails, organizing marches and events, fundraising, creating petitions, conducting surveys and connecting with other organizers.

And on Sunday the people there and those protesting in banks, writing letters, sending donations, organizing marches around the country won something worth celebrating.

Last year, before many of the reforms in Myanmar were announced, Ms. Khemitsara introduced a campaign for the release of female political prisoners in Myanmar, printing postcards and organizing marches and vigils.

One of Bermudez's fellow opponents, Octavio Ortega, the president of the Foundation for the Development of the Municipalities of Rivas, a town close to the canal route on the Pacific portion, has been organizing marches against the canal.

Happy Birthday  http://t.co/nh7NTYJX — Abel Escobar  (@Stripess_) 5 Feb 13 With the anniversary of Mr. Martin's death approaching, several groups are organizing marches and protests with a peace walk scheduled for Saturday.

Many of them, like Ms. D'Costa, were here at the International Congress on Aids in Asia and the Pacific this week, telling their stories at forums and organizing marches to press for low-cost medicines.

And I would not be standing here today unless past generations turned to the moral force of nonviolence as a way to perfect our union –- organizing, marching, protesting peacefully together to make real those words that declared our nation: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal".

The labor movement, women's rights and civil rights all required years of organizing, marching, lobbying and campaigning till their voices became the law of the land.

Against the backdrop of national LGBTQ immigrant rights organizing, marching in solidarity and voicing protest on May Day felt crucial and particularly powerful.

But hundreds came out for organized marches in Philadelphia, Boston and Detroit, where organizers made diverse appeals for an end to water shutoffs, tax foreclosures and tax loopholes.

Condemnation from the city's politicians came swiftly, and advocacy groups representing gays and Latinos quickly organized marches and vigils.