Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu is the founder of the publication Women in Leadership and one of the co-organisers of the Women’s March on London. Speaking to stylist.co.uk, Dr Mos-Shogbamimu described the Time’s Up rally as “our stand in solidarity with our sister marches in the US and worldwide, as well as all advocates calling ‘Time’s Up’ on acts and tolerance of inequality, oppression, bias, phobia and harassment.

“Women’s March London has created a platform to galvanise action and opened the gateway for more women to be emboldened to speak their truth and share their experiences,” she continued.

“2018 is a year of infinite opportunities to drive home our call for action from the streets to the places of Government, and Time’s Up is a perfect example of women being emboldened to speak up.”

Other speakers at the rally will include Women’s Equality Party leader Sophie Walker, comedian Ava Vidal and Marchu Girma of Women for Refugee Women. Children are welcome, and the organisation Bloody Good Period will be collecting sanitary towels for those who are unable to buy them.

The Time’s Up rally will start at 11am on Sunday 21 January at Richmond Terrace, London, SW1A, and will end at 1pm. Find more information at womensmarchlondon.com.

Throughout 2018, Stylist is raising the profiles of women past and present – and empowering future generations to follow their lead – with our Visible Women campaign. See more from Visible Women here.

A Time’s Up rally is happening in London – exactly one year after the Women’s March