NAN Chapter Mobilization

Chapter Leaders,
Let's Move.

We are returning to the Lincoln Memorial for the March on Washington: Defend the Vote in Washington, D.C. on Friday, August 28th. We are gathering not to remember history, but to shape the future together.

Co-chaired by Rev. Al Sharpton, Martin Luther King III, and Arndrea Waters King, this mobilization is a Black led, interfaith, inter-generational coalition rooted in the belief that our collective voting rights, equal opportunities, affordability, and economic dignity are worth showing up for.

Hosted by the National Action Network
& the Drum Major Institute

Marchers arriving at the Lincoln Memorial carrying an American flag. — Chapters filled buses from every corner of the country and put people on that ground.

The Purpose of This Mobilization

Our Collective Response

We are returning to Washington because of the immediate rollbacks across the country. This gathering is our collective response to:

Defending the Vote

Organizing for true civic equity, ensuring equal ballot access, and expanding community-led voter education across every generation.

Protecting Equal Opportunity

Constructing a future where fair wages, equal opportunity, and sustainable livelihoods are recognized as foundational civil rights.

Demanding Economic Dignity

Ensuring every community has direct, unimpeded access to life's essentials: safe housing, reliable healthcare, and nourishing food.

Tending to Our Logistics

Collective Registration

To ensure our gathering is safe, accessible, and welcoming for everyone, from our youth organizers to our veteran elders, understanding our numbers helps us take care of one another on the ground.

Hotel and Lodging

Where to Stay

The official hotel and lodging block for the March on Washington 2026 has moved to its own page.

View Hotel Info & Book a Room →

Local Media & Message Alignment

Speak With One Voice

If your chapter is engaging with local media, hosting press conferences, or sharing public remarks in your area, please connect with Rev. DeVes Toon so we can link you directly with the MOW Communications Team for support.

A social media toolkit is forthcoming. If you post prior, please tag National Action Network on social media.

To help keep our collective message unified and clear across the country, the shared framework is available for your review in General Talking Points.

Chapter Leaders,Let's Move.