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Gallery: Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally

Dana Cloud, professor of communication and rhetorical studies, said she sees the current women's movement as a new wave in historic women's labor protests.
Dana Cloud, professor of communication and rhetorical studies, said she sees the current women's movement as a new wave in historic women's labor protests. / Colin Davy | Asst. Photo Editor
Approximately 100 students gather on the Quad for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally.
Approximately 100 students gather on the Quad for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally. / Ally Moreo | Photo Editor
Katherine Sotelo, a former Daily Orange digital design editor, speaks about her experiences as a third-generation Mexican American.
Katherine Sotelo, a former Daily Orange digital design editor, speaks about her experiences as a third-generation Mexican American. / Corinne Baker | Contributing Photographer
The rally was put on by SU and State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry Coalition for Justice
The rally was put on by SU and State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry Coalition for Justice / Corinne Baker | Contributing Photographer
A community member holds a sign that reads "Rights Take Might" as they listen to a speaker.
A community member holds a sign that reads "Rights Take Might" as they listen to a speaker. / Colin Davy | Asst. Photo Editor
A demonstrator wears a red "Women's Strike" armband which were distributed by the Women's and Gender Studies department.
A demonstrator wears a red "Women's Strike" armband which were distributed by the Women's and Gender Studies department. / Colin Davy | Asst. Photo Editor
Students somberly listen to speakers at the rally. One student holds a newspaper related to socialism.
Students somberly listen to speakers at the rally. One student holds a newspaper related to socialism. / Colin Davy | Asst. Photo Editor
The rally was part of the International Women’s Strike movement that took place across the United States on International Women’s Day.
The rally was part of the International Women’s Strike movement that took place across the United States on International Women’s Day. / Colin Davy | Asst. Photo Editor
Three SU students sit together. All three spoke at the rally, calling for unity against aggressive immigration enforcement tactics.
Three SU students sit together. All three spoke at the rally, calling for unity against aggressive immigration enforcement tactics. / Colin Davy | Asst. Photo Editor
This SU student says one of her best friends from high school is Somali and has already been affected by a new executive order banning visas for 90 days for people from Somalia and five other countries.
This SU student says one of her best friends from high school is Somali and has already been affected by a new executive order banning visas for 90 days for people from Somalia and five other countries. / Ally Moreo | Photo Editor
Amy Quichiz, a senior Women's and Gender Studies and sociology double major said students need to stand with those who have no voice.
Amy Quichiz, a senior Women's and Gender Studies and sociology double major said students need to stand with those who have no voice. / Stacy Fernandez | Asst. Feature Editor
Numerous speakers at the rally, who stood on a bench and used a megaphone so their voices could be heard throughout the Quad, called out Syverud for failing to declare SU a sanctuary campus.
Numerous speakers at the rally, who stood on a bench and used a megaphone so their voices could be heard throughout the Quad, called out Syverud for failing to declare SU a sanctuary campus. / Crystal Fang | Contributing Photographer
Students hold a sign throughout the entire rally that says "Make SU A Sanctuary Campus."
Students hold a sign throughout the entire rally that says "Make SU A Sanctuary Campus." / Crystal Fang | Contributing Photographer
Approximately 100 students gather on the Quad for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally.
Approximately 100 students gather on the Quad for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally. / Crystal Fang | Contributing Photographer
Terese Gagnon shows her agreement with the speaker and also holds a sign showing her support for the rally's efforts.
Terese Gagnon shows her agreement with the speaker and also holds a sign showing her support for the rally's efforts. / Ally Moreo | Photo Editor
Scattered throughout the attentive audience were splashes of red, the color of the International Women’s Strike.
Scattered throughout the attentive audience were splashes of red, the color of the International Women’s Strike. / Crystal Fang | Contributing Photographer
Numerous groups, including the Women’s March on Washington, organized protests to coincide with the day that honors female protesters who sparked the Russian Revolution.
Numerous groups, including the Women’s March on Washington, organized protests to coincide with the day that honors female protesters who sparked the Russian Revolution. / Crystal Fang | Contributing Photographer
Shanique Mothersill (right) helps 
Himika B. (left) tie her red "Women's Strike" armband on her arm.
Shanique Mothersill (right) helps Himika B. (left) tie her red "Women's Strike" armband on her arm. / Ally Moreo | Photo Editor
Jackie Orr (right) and 
Ivy Kleinbart (left) both stand in the cold on Wednesday afternoon for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally.
Jackie Orr (right) and Ivy Kleinbart (left) both stand in the cold on Wednesday afternoon for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally. / Ally Moreo | Photo Editor