Reno residents gathered in front of the Bruce R. Thompson Federal Building in downtown Reno to take part in the nationwide March for or Lives event to demand action on firearms legislation.
Thousands of people marched to the Reno City Plaza where speakers addressed the crowd. These ranged from local high school students to survivors of the mass shooting at the Harvest Festival in Las Vegas.
Weather conditions challenged participants as it swung from sunny skies to blowing snow. Unlike other marches across the nation no counter-protesters were on hand.
March For Our Lives 2018 in downtown Reno. Image: Ty O’Neil
Image: Ty O’Neil
The March For Our Lives in March 2018 in downtown Reno. Image: Ty O’Neil / This Is Reno
Reno’s March For Our Lives, March 2018. Image: Ty O’Neil
Participants in Reno’s March For Our Lives in March 2018. Image: Ty O’Neil / This Is Reno
March For Our Lives, March 2018. Image: Ty O’Neil
March For Our Lives 2018 in downtown Reno. Image: Ty O’Neil
The March for Our Lives demonstration March 24, 2018 in Reno, Nev. Image: Ty O’Neil / This Is Reno
Image: Ty O’Neil
