**Newark, NJ** – In a powerful display of solidarity, New Jersey will host its largest women’s rally in support of Kamala Harris for President, headlined by prominent leaders & Host Chairs, Council President Joyce Watterman, Former Newark Councilwoman Gayle Chaneyfield, Mercer County Assemblywoman Tennille McCoy, and Former Democratic East Orange Chair Catherine Willis.
The event is set for Wednesday, August 28, 2024. This rally is expected to draw thousands of supporters and already over 1300 RSVP’s united in their commitment to advancing women’s rights and promoting a progressive agenda for the nation.
As the first female Vice President and a trailblazer for women in politics, Kamala Harris represents a vision of leadership that resonates deeply with women across the country. This rally aims to not only show support for her candidacy but also to elevate the voices of women who are passionate about issues such as healthcare, education, racial justice, and economic equality.
“This rally is about much more than just a campaign; it’s about mobilizing a movement,” said Watterman. “We are coming together to celebrate our progress and to fight for the future we deserve. Kamala Harris embodies the values we stand for, and we are excited to rally behind her.”
The event will include a lineup of inspiring speakers who will share their stories of resilience and activism. Cheneyfield will discuss the importance of women’s leadership in shaping policy, while McCoy will address the challenges women face in today’s political landscape. Their diverse perspectives will provide a comprehensive view of the critical issues at hand and the need for a candidate who truly understands and advocates for women.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to network and interact and receive information on grassroots organizing, voter registration, and advocacy skills. This rally and event is designed to empower women to take action in their communities and to engage with the electoral process in meaningful ways.
“Now, more than ever, it is crucial for women to stand together and make our voices heard,” said Chaneyfield. “This rally will serve as a platform for women to express their hopes and fears, and to demand the representation we deserve. Together, we can create change.”
The rally will be accompanied by performances from local artists and activists, creating an atmosphere of celebration and empowerment. Food vendors, information booths, and vendors will also be present to provide resources and support for attendees.
“Kamala Harris represents a new era of leadership that prioritizes inclusivity and justice,” said McCoy. “We are excited to rally for a candidate who understands the struggles we face and is committed to fighting for our rights.”
LOCATION:
Robert Treat Hotel
50 Park Place
Newark, NJ
530pm- DOORS OPEN
We invite everyone—women, men, and allies—to join us in this historic event. Together, we can make a powerful statement about the future we envision for our country.
**Join us as we rally for a brighter future under the leadership of Kamala Harris. Let’s make history together! **
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Women’s Rally for Kamala Harris for President Featuring Watterman, Chaneyfield & McCoy – Insider NJ
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, women from all walks of life gathered in support of Senator Kamala Harris’s bid for the presidency at a rally in New Jersey. The event, which took place at a local park, featured prominent female leaders such as State Senator Sandra Cunningham, Assemblywoman Angela V. McKnight, and Jersey City Councilwoman Mira Prinz-Arey.
The rally kicked off with a powerful speech by Senator Cunningham, who highlighted Harris’s qualifications and dedication to fighting for women’s rights. She emphasized Harris’s experience as a prosecutor and senator, as well as her commitment to addressing issues such as healthcare, education, and criminal justice reform.
Assemblywoman McKnight echoed Senator Cunningham’s sentiments, praising Harris for her strong stance on gun control and her advocacy for marginalized communities. She urged the crowd to support Harris in the upcoming election, emphasizing the importance of electing a candidate who will prioritize the needs of women and minorities.
Councilwoman Prinz-Arey also spoke passionately about Harris’s historic candidacy, noting that she would be the first female president and the first woman of color to hold the highest office in the land. She emphasized the need for women to come together and support one another in the fight for equality and representation in government.
The rally also featured performances by local artists and musicians, as well as a voter registration drive to encourage attendees to get involved in the political process. Women of all ages and backgrounds came out to show their support for Harris, wearing t-shirts and holding signs with slogans such as “Kamala for President” and “Women’s Rights are Human Rights.”
Overall, the rally was a powerful display of solidarity and unity among women who are passionate about electing a leader who will champion their rights and priorities. As the 2020 election approaches, events like these will continue to play a crucial role in mobilizing women voters and shaping the political landscape for years to come.
