No King’s Organization is moving Forward!
Protests demands our rights; community sustains them.
Marching in the streets is where the fight begins, but joy is how we win. Rise Up, Sing Out transforms raw protest into collective power through song, solidarity, and art. On June 14, we shift from the pavement to the stage—gathering nationwide to fuel the next wave of action
The Committee for the First Amendment is hosting Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the First Amendment.
This 90-minute livestreamed event features an all-star lineup celebrating our core freedoms of speech, religion, press, assembly, and protest. At a time when these rights are under attack, this concert highlights the power of communities rising up together.
Join or host a watch party from anywhere in the country to enjoy the performances, build community, and take meaningful action.
If you plan on being in New York City on June 14th you can purchase tickets for the event.
If you plan on being right here is St. Charles County there are 3 ways you can participate! There is no cost to get this livestream event into your home!
Please sign up on Mobilize to host your own watch party, invite your friends, neighbors and family by creating your own email invitation list. Make this event fun for you and your guests. Make it a potluck or a bring your own supper. Suggest bringing poster boards and markers for sign making while you listen and enjoy the entertainment.
Make this event as successful as the No King Protests!
Signing up and participating is a way to demonstrate our solidarity and our growth with the No Kings Movement!
We have set record numbers of protesters in our streets!
This time let’s set record numbers of people coming together to build community in our homes by sharing entertainment. Think of it as a Super Bowl Party for the Constitution or a National Block Party to celebrate our Constitution!
Show the world that we are engaged in every way to ensure that we retain the Core Freedoms of the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution!
- Freedom of Religion
- Freedom of Speech
- Freedom of the Press
- Freedom of Assembly
- Freedom to Petition the Government
