At midday on Friday 20 January, Donald Trump will officially become the 45^th president of the United States of America. For the next four years at least, we can expect the most powerful man in the world to be the very same man who has bragged about sexually assaulting women; the same man who has vowed to strip federal funding from reproductive healthcare; the same man who won an election thanks in large part to a rhetoric based on fear, hatred and division.

The day after this man is officially sworn into office, more than 200,000 people from across the US are expected to descend on the capital for the Women’s March on Washington in order to stand up for women’s rights – and, by extension, human rights. And in cities across the US and around the world, sister marches are taking place in solidarity.

Whether you care about what happens in America or not, we think we can all agree that our shared values of tolerance, diversity, dignity, equality and political freedom are worth protecting, defending and shouting about. So we’ll be at the Women’s March on London on Saturday 21 January – and we hope you’ll join us.

Here’s everything you need to know about the march in London. We’ll see you there…

Everything you need to know about the Women’s March on London