Preparations are underway for thousands of Tennesseans to gather in downtown Nashville as part of a worldwide protest to fight for women’s rights. Millions of people marched around the world last year. Many view the so-called Women’s Marches as an anti-Trump protest. Last year’s march was held the day after the president’s inauguration. Last January, over 20,000 people participated in the Women’s March in Nashville. Power Together Tennessee is hosting another march on Saturday. They’re calling it Women’s March 2.0. The march will be held at 2 p.m. at Public Square. This year, a conference will be held beforehand. The goal is to give attendees a strategic plan to make changes in their local communities. Organizers say the Women’s March is about advocating for human rights legislation and policies, including women’s rights, racial equality and immigration reform. Men have also been invited. The conference will be held at 8 a.m. at the TSU Avon Williams campus.