MOVE:DC as documented by Instagram | Invisible Children

We scoured Instagram for our favorite photos. We’ll be posting them throughout the day.

: lights, crowds, dance @thenathanlee

: Glowsticks. Photo Credit: @karabradel

: photo credit: @nicolecounts

: end of the night @erikcastillo

: Invisible Children’s film team doing what they do best. Photo credit @thenathanlee

: “Gary Haugen speaking truth to Invisible Children activists: ‘You are the better day, I was waiting for.’ #MOVEDC Photo and caption credit: @wademcmullen

: “Gavin Danger Russell in all his glory #MOVEDC” – @wademcmullen

: The washington monument looking regal @adamdeangelis

: Jedidiah Jenkins marching with several thousand of his closest friends. Photo credit @sayersmith

: “The Monument by the Movement #Kony2012 #MoveDC -@jonmchu

: We have something to say @kaleycraig

: IC film editor and vidographer, Ashley (@goots), getting the shot. Photo credit: @phillipcrosby

: Peace on the march

: “This is maybe only 1/32 of the people marching on the White House” @sayersmith

: Uganda flag on the march. Photo credit @raebuggie

: A glimpse of the White House. Photo credit @mrsnickless

: Ready to march on DC @haileysimone

: Jacob with friends @kmilb002

: The room starts filing up.

: @kaitlinelias repping a KONY 2012 button, alumni sticker, and MOVE:DC bandana.

: MOVE:DC crowds as they leave the convention center. Photo credit: @kelliconnolly

: Panorama shot of the morning stage on the LRA

: Adorable future world changers. Thanks @msigmon for sharing!

: Jacob Acaye. Photo credit to @janeinreallife

: “#jollyokot #myhero #movedc” – @janeinreallife

: Lights come up

: The livestream team before the big game.

: Quinto and @zac_hernandez

: “This is nuts. From across the country. Some from around the globe.” -@breadtobeeaten

: MOVE:DC brings people together. Reunions @lindseyplatt

: High fives in line

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