Amid Trump's second term, Women's March organizers across the U.S. are prompting people to unite with calls to action.

People marked International Women's Day on Saturday, including in several U.S. cities where demonstrators protested against President Donald Trump and his administration.

About 300 demonstrations were scheduled across the United States. Organizers said that Americans eager to protest considered the occasion an appropriate time to rally.

Hundreds marched through Downtown streets Saturday and criticized President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's actions, which they say hurt women and families.

The gathering in Boston was organized by the group Women’s March, which staged massive demonstrations across the US the day after Trump took office for his first term in 2017.

About 400 people turned out Saturday for a protest and rally recognizing International Women’s Day, outside the courthouse in San Luis Obispo on March 8, 2025. The protest was organized and registered online via international advocacy group Women’s March, which connects community advocates to local protests.

As women and their supporters marched around Union Square, the issues being forwarded this year had a broader feel than usual.

Hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of Manhattan on Saturday (March 8) to protest what they see as growing threats to women’s rights and other civil liberties under U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration.

Hundreds of people used International Women's Day to protest issues with the Trump administration. "It really was that family pain and tragedy that really put each leader in its place." Vice President JD Vance didn't seem enthusiastic about the length of President Trump's joint address to Congress on Tuesday in a hot mic moment.