Tomorrow is the third annual Global Women’s March. Cities across Arizona are participating, including Prescott. This year, organizers have added an extra element – an all-female art exhibit, called Women’s Wave. KNAU’s Aaron Granillo spoke to the organizers, Amy Hurst and Maria Lynum, also an artist and activist. Hurst says the exhibit was inspired by the controversial confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh following allegations of sexual misconduct.

In addition to Women's Marches across Arizona tomorrow, a separate march is also scheduled to take place in Flagstaff. It's the third annual March For Love, a local movement promoting not just women's rights, but the rights of racial and ethnic minorities, LGBTQIA, immigrants and the environment. One of tomorrow's speakers is Rivkah Gamble, a spoken word artist and diversity education researcher at Northern Arizona University. Rivkah brings us today's Poetry Friday segment, 50 Ways to be a Woman. 

What will cities look like 100 years from now? Eighth grade students at Sinagua Middle School are dreaming up their own ideas. It’s part of the national Future City contest which teaches science, engineering skills, and imagination. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny reports on their creative solutions to today’s problems.