

Our Mission
Mission Statement
The Local Valley Chapter of Women's March Central Valley is dedicated to empowering women, uplifting marginalized voices, and advocating for social justice through grassroots activism, education, and community engagement. We strive to create an inclusive and equitable society where all people—regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, ability, or background—have the opportunity to thrive.
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Core Values
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Equity & Inclusion – We believe in a world where everyone has equal access to opportunities, representation, and justice. We stand against discrimination in all its forms and actively work to dismantle systemic barriers.
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Empowerment – We support and uplift women and marginalized communities by fostering leadership, amplifying voices, and providing tools for advocacy and civic engagement.
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Community & Solidarity – We recognize that change is built through collective action. We prioritize collaboration, allyship, and the strength of diverse perspectives in our movement.
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Justice & Human Rights – We are committed to defending and expanding rights for all, including reproductive justice, racial and gender equity, LGBTQ+ rights, workers' rights, and environmental justice.
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Nonviolent Action – We believe in the power of peaceful protest, civic engagement, and grassroots organizing to drive meaningful and lasting change.
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Accountability & Transparency – We uphold integrity in our activism by being responsible stewards of our mission and transparent in our decision-making and actions.
Together, we march, organize, and build a future that is just, inclusive, and equitable for all.
>90%
Annual cost of child care for two children is more than 90% of the typical single mother's income in most Central Valley counties
~20%
One in five women live in poverty in the Central Valley. This number is amongst the highest in the State of California
25k+
Number of women who fall victim to domestic violence annually in Fresno County