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Los Angeles Activists Organize Anti-ICE Community Walk

April 29, 2026 David Trujillo, People's World. Organize! Community Defense, ICE, Immigrant Rights, Los Angeles, Walk

For weeks now, community volunteers in Los Angeles have been conducting an anti-ICE community walk. The target area is Highland Park in Northeast Los Angeles. ICE has conducted raids in this neighborhood and the surrounding area on several occasions. Home Depot and McDonald’s were raided recently. ICE vans have been spotted around high schools, elementary schools, and primary day care centers. Once a week, the anti-ICE community walk takes place throughout the neighborhood. Volunteers carry signs that read, “No Racist Deportations, Amnesty for All, and Close the Camps.”

‘River To The Sea’ Walk In Seattle

June 7, 2024 Jim McMahan, Workers' World. Resist! Palestine, Palestine Solidarity, Seattle, Walk, Washington

A 25-mile “From the River to the Sea” walk for Gaza was held May 26 in Seattle. Hundreds marched the distance with signs and banners as Gazans fight against genocide perpetrated by Israel using U.S.-supplied weapons. Participants denounced the brutal assault and bombings of Rafah and the rest of Gaza and Palestine, chanting and singing most of the way. Along the route, many people joined those who walked the entire distance. The demonstration started at a park near Sea-Tac airport and marched all the way through downtown Seattle to the Salish Sea (aka Puget Sound) in the north end.

Satish Kumar On The Power Of Walking

September 27, 2023 Sarah Baxter, Peace and Planet News. Strategize! History, India, Peace, Walk

Movement. It’s essential, Satish Kumar tells me as we stroll along the North Devon coast, sea air swirling, waves smashing the rocks, wildflowers quivering in the breeze. “Only by moving can things change and transform. And walking is movement of the body. When you’re walking, you’re transformed. Your mindset, your health, your ideas. You get new, fresh thinking.” Now 84 years old, Satish has moved more than most. Born in Rajasthan, northern India, he started walking as a child (“My mother was a great walker. If somebody offered her a horse, she’d say, how would you like it if a horse rode you?”). Then, aged nine, he became a Jain monk: “For nine years, no bicycle, no train, no car, no nothing,” he recalls.

Walk To Freedom For Leonard Peltier Halfway To Washington

September 30, 2022 Darren Thompson , Native News Online. Resist! Joe Biden, Leonard Peltier, Political Prisoner, Walk

Volunteers demanding the freedom of Leonard Peltier have trekked 500 miles over the last four weeks in a protest walk organized by the American Indian Movement (AIM) Grand Governing Council. Peltier (Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians), 78, was convicted of aiding and abetting in the murder of two Federal Bureau of Investigation agents on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation on June 26, 1975. He has spent the last 46 years in federal prison. AIM hopes the walk will raise awareness for Peltier’s plight and apply some pressure on President Joe Biden to grant executive clemency to Peltier. “The walk and prayer for Elder Peltier has been heartfelt, heavy and healing,” Walk to Justice organizer Rachel Thunder told Native News Online.

Leonard Peltier’s Walk To Justice demands Release Of Political Prisoner

September 3, 2022 Stephanie Pavlick and Kit Baril, Liberation News. Resist! Legal System, Leonard Peltier, Political Prisoner, Walk

On September 1, Leonard Peltier’s Walk to Justice departed from Minneapolis, Minnesota. The march will pass through multiple cities, finally ending in Washington, DC on November 14. Rallies and prayer sessions will be held along the route. The walk is being coordinated by the American Indian Movement Grand Governing Council to demand elder Leonard Peltier’s release from federal prison. Leonard Peltier has been unjustly held as a political prisoner by the U.S. government for over 46 years, making him one of the world’s longest incarcerated political prisoners. He is the longest held Native American political prisoner in the world. Peltier was wrongly convicted and framed for a shooting at Oglala on June 26, 1975.

Walk For Appalachia’s Future Reaches Monroe County, WV

May 28, 2022 Appalachian Voices, Popular Resistance. Resist! climate crisis, Fossil Fuels, Walk, West Virginia

Monroe County, WV - The Walk for Appalachia’s Future, a multi-day event amplifying the Appalachian region’s fights for environmental justice and renewable energy, launched on Tuesday, May 24 in Ireland, WV and continues through June 4, where the final event will be a youth-led rally in Richmond, VA. The Walk is bringing together community members and allies to highlight environmental damages caused by the fossil fuel industry, and the need to cancel the Mountain Valley Pipeline. The Tuesday, May 24 program featured an event in Ireland, WV with a photography exhibition and a guest speaker, Rose DeProspero, who shared testimony and images of the sedimentation from the Mountain Valley Pipeline occurring at her home.

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