No Dictators Protest

On March 28th, our community will gather with one unified message: No Dictators. Not now. Not ever.

Saturday, March 28 from 11 AM - 1 PM at the Hawai‘i State Capitol

We gather to fight the outrageous, unconstitutional, and murderous practices of ICE! We gather to remember and honor Renee Nicole Good, Alex Pretti, and the too many others who have died while in ICE custody. Join us to show the country and the world we will not tolerate a fascist regime and dictator.

We are protesting the dangerous authoritarianism at the federal level — attacks on democratic institutions, the undermining of free and fair elections, and the deliberate targeting of immigrants, the transgender community, and other marginalized groups. We reject efforts to concentrate power, silence dissent, and erase communities who have always been part of the fabric of this nation.

This mobilization is about defending democracy, protecting bodily autonomy, safeguarding civil rights, and standing in solidarity with those under attack. We stand with immigrants whose families are being torn apart. We stand with māhū and transgender people whose healthcare and very existence are being politicized. We stand with Native Hawaiians, Black, Brown, and other communities of color who continue to face systemic inequities. We stand with working families, with students, with kūpuna, and with every person who believes that freedom means justice for all — not just the powerful few.