Singer, song-writer, and hip hop artist, Erica Ambrin will co-emcee the event with Rev Dr. Curran Reichert, pastor of the Sonoma First Congregational Church and peace activist, who will bring spiritual grounding to the event. The line-up of speakers and performers may expand. To date, they include:

Rebecca Hermosillo, Member-Elect, Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
California State Senator-Elect Christopher Cabaldon
Sonoma Mayor Patricia Ferrar-Rivas
Tiesa Messi – The first -out- transgender city council person in the state of Washington, a local activist against hate, fear, and oppression.
PENDING – Alegría De La Cruz, Director of Government and Community Relations, Dolores Huerta Foundation and founding Director, Sonoma Office of Equity
PENDING – Labor/Union speaker from the Sonoma Valley Teachers’ Association

March organizers state this will be a peaceful event. Sonoma County non-profit and local organizations – including The Sonoma Valley Democrats, Sonoma Immigration Services, La Luz Center, NBRRN, Sonoma Community Center, Amor Para Todos, Wake UP Sonoma, and many more, will staff information tables on the Plaza. After speeches and song in front of Sonoma City Hall, monitors will guide marchers down Broadway to Peets Coffee and back.

This event is registered on the National Women’s March website.
WHEN: Saturday January 18th, 2025, 10:00 – 12:00
WHERE: Downtown Sonoma Plaza – Sonoma City Hall
WHAT: Rally at Plaza, 10:00 -11:00, then march down Broadway to Peets Coffee and back to the Plaza

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