National Day of Action 

American Friends Service Committee
National Day of Action: A Declaration of Resistance to the Rise of Authoritarianism 

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Saturday, July 4 - 8:30am – 12pm EDT

Arch Street Meeting House
320 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19106



AFSC warmly invites friends to join together July 4th as part of a coordinated National Day of Action: A Declaration of Resistance to the rise of authoritarianism. Together, we will explore ways to protect our communities and imagine the shared future we want to build. We will gather at Arch Street Meeting House (320 Arch Street) at 8:30 AM to take part in a People’s March from Washington Square Park to Independence Mall.

In coalition with local and national groups marching in the People’s March, we will declare our commitments to: 
  • Protect people and communities 
  • Resist authoritarian government 
  • Build a free, equal and just future  
After the march, we will come together at Friends Center at noon for lunch, fellowship, and light programming focused on the work ahead. We hope you will join us for this meaningful time of connection and collective purpose. 

 Please register with this link: National Day of Action: A Declaration of Resistance · American Friends Service Committee

We hope you will bring your spirit, your energy, and your commitment as we gather to protect, resist, and build together in this moment. 
6/19/2026
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