MARCH ON,
KID!
Every child has a voice, we provide the platform
Our Organization
March On, Kid! is a student-led social justice organization that empowers children to utilize the powerful act of marching to become change makers in our world. Our organization works in partnership with K-12 schools, both public and private, to organize student- led marching events. In preparation for each march, students are taught the importance of advocacy, social justice, and activism. Empowering our kids, one march at a time is, indeed, what will fuel our youth to use their voices for change in the classroom and beyond.
At March on Kid, we are on a mission to provide an accessible and meaningful platform for youth to use their voices for social change. Each student is challenged to learn how the powerful skill of advocating for themselves and others can disrupt the inequitable systems around them.
March on Kid is founded by someone who serves as both a Mother and Teacher who knows all too well that it, indeed. takes a village to raise a child.
You are our village! Our events can not happen without the volunteers who contribute the most valuable gift to us...their time.
"The only way to find your voice is to
use it."
At March on Kid, nothing matters more than helping our kids discover just how impactful their voice is. With each donation, we are able to continue to provide the platform for our youth to use their voices in a powerful way.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
I had tears in my eyes watching the march...
It was amazing!
Parent
"Marching made me feel good and so proud of myself because everyone should get a chance to march. I feel proud of myself because I never thought that I could of achieved marching. I thought that it was good for me to have this experience. I feel happy and proud
of myself"
First Grader
The March was such an incredible and powerful experience not only for the students but also for the families involved. It was so powerful to see the students march along with their peers and teachers and together raising their voices and their signs declaring strong messages of courage, justice, inclusion, and solidarity. I felt tremendous pride in the students and the school and also hope for the future. I’m so glad my child, my family, the school, and the community had the opportunity to participate in this March!"