Some of the 300 UFT members who attended the New York City march gathered for a group photo.
 

A large contingent of students from Martin Van Buren HS in Queens Village made the trip to Washington, D.C. and came face to face with graduates from Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS in Florida who had lost loved ones.

Students from the Urban Assembly Gateway School for Technology in Manhattan converged on AFT headquarters in Washington, D.C.

The United Nations club at the Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics sent a contingent to the D.C. march.

Marchers proceeded down Central Park West.

Matt Driscoll, a teacher at the Clinton School, and his wife Melissa Williams, an occupational therapist in District 6, attended the march with their son Max.

Giving the NRA an F were (from left to right) Yvette Silver, a teacher at Sunset Park Prep in Brooklyn; Mike Loeb, a teacher at the Urban Institute of Mathematics in the Bronx; and Rebecca Riley, a teacher at PS 124 in Manhattan.

Anne Wine, a teacher at PS 150 in Sunnyside, Queens, particpated with her son Alex.

Ann Gibbons (center), a teacher at PS 123 in Brooklyn, attended the march with students Casey Gibbons and Viviana Rodriguez.

Attending the march were (from left to right) Patricia Blackwell, a retired teacher; Elizabeth Espert, the District 3 representative; Phil and Denise Richford, teachers at PS 197 in Brooklyn; and Janella Hinds, the UFT's vice president for academic high schools.