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All Hands On Deck Rally

  • Missouri State Capitol 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City, MO, 65101 United States (map)

Featured Speakers (Details in Progress—Stay Tuned!)

Yvonne Reeves Chong - Ms. Reeves Chong, Vice-Chair of the Missouri Democrats, believes government should belong to the people, and it's time to elect leaders who will truly be your voice. She will share the story of her grandmother and her aunt, Wilma Rudolph—the first American woman to win three gold medals in a single Olympic Games—to illustrate how small, consistent actions can lead to world-changing results.

Rev. Dr. Michael Dunn - Dr. Dunn, ordained pastor of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), serves on the Board of Directors of Missouri Faith Voices. He has sought to heed the prophet Micah’s call to “do justice, love mercy and walk humbly with God” which is to walk in solidarity with those who are oppressed and in obedience to the Suffering Servant, Jesus Christ.

Bethany Mann - Ms. Mann is a passionate advocate for education, science, and community, committed to making Missouri’s 3rd District a leader in strengthening families and rebuilding the middle class. She champions fair bargaining rights for farmers, modern infrastructure, and equal access to fully-funded, high-quality public education for every student.

Partner Organizations

Respect Missouri Voters
Missouri Faith Voices
Planned Parenthood Great Plains
Bethany Mann
Missouri 50501 Springfield
Jefferson City Area Indivisible

PARKING: Lots marked in red (9, 12, 13/13A) are the most convenient. If those are full, lots marked in blue (10, 14, 18) are also available.

RESTROOMS: Restrooms (indicated with green R) are located inside the Capitol on the first floor to the right and left of the main entrance (indicated with gold star).

Our Commitment to a Respectful and Welcoming Rally

We Stand United is committed to fostering a peaceful and accepting atmosphere at our rallies. We ask all attendees to engage with respect and kindness, ensuring this event remains welcoming for everyone. To uphold these values, we kindly remind participants to refrain from using hate speech, profanity, or any language that could compromise the spirit of unity and positivity. Together, we can create an environment that reflects the shared goals of understanding, cooperation, and community.

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