What to Bring to a Protest?

• Water bottles

• A buddy

• Sunscreen

• A form of ID

• Masks to share

• Extra clothing (a light jacket and a change of clothing)

• Hand sanitizer

• Snacks that are high in energy

  • Fruit snacks, nuts, crackers, dried fruits, granola bars, jerky

• Emergency contact information

• Cash for transportation or food

• Your relevant emergency medicine (inhaler, epipen, insulin, etc)

• Menstrual supplies if applicable

• Basic first aid kit or supplies

• Hand wipes

• Permanent pen or marker and paper

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