Here are facebook events that are grassroots, local, and inclusive:
https://www.facebook.com/WomensMarchesAroundTheWorld/ and
https://www.facebook.com/2019WomensMarch
*They are not associated with the Women's March Inc. group
In the DC, Maryland area, there are marches on Saturday in Annapolis and Baltimore. On Sunday there is one in Fredrick. This site has more information under the "find a march"
.link." The program in Annapolis is combined with a MLK event and we've heard had in depth planning involved.
Who's Who in the "Inclusive" Marches world?
The original marches around the country were grassroots. With the need for inclusive marches, many of these groups signed up to the idea, but remained grassroots.
Some have affiliated with umbrella groups, or are coordinating with each other. Some have Facebook pages, others also have websites. Names you'll likely hear:
March On - is a large umbrella group for Women's Rights. They are helping out grassroots groups around the world, both those who have affiliated with them and those that haven't.
(#WeAreMarchOn - is another name used by the March On group.)
WoMen For ALL (WMFA)- is a NYC-based grassroots group focused on equality for all. They are actively helping other grassroots groups.
Women4ALLMarchDC - is a Washington DC based effort to create an inclusive women's rights rally/protest in D.C.. (*It is not affiliated with the NYC-based WoMen For All group.)
Women's March Alliance - is a NYC-based grassroots group. They are coordinating a map of local grassroots events here: http://womensmarch2019.com/ and facebook page with a list of all the marches: https://www.facebook.com/2019WomensMarch
1at1.org - one minute at 1pm for a united solidarity on women's rights for women who can't attend an event, and those who can. Last year there were 5 million. It's Jan 19th 1pmEST.
There are various groups around the country using their locations in their names. There are also groups overseas!