Figures on the women's strike on 8 March 2019

Darmstadt:
- 40 at the chair strike at 5 to 12 on Luisenplatz and
- 500 at the demonstration

Passau:

- 30 at the women*'s*strike day/women*'s*strike ringing in at midnight

- 20 at the decentralised chair strike throughout the city

- 60 at the women's*strike café throughout the day

• 60 at the women's breakfast
• 20 at the subsequent women's strike.

• approx. 15 at the chair strike on the market square
• 800 at the demo for all genders
• 200 at the night dance demo for FLINT people

• 40 at breakfast in the morning, who then blocked Feldstraße at 5 to 12 during the chair action and then walked to Rathausmarkt as their own spontaneous rally.
• At least 500 people at the central rally throughout the day, as well as several smaller businesses and district centres that closed and gave their employees time off for the strike. There were several decentralised actions such as renaming streets, "beautifying" statues in the city, etc. One of our lunchtime actions went down really well, with some of us taking coffee and a megaphone into the neighbouring shops and talking to the employees. The coffee cups were labelled with statistical information on the gender pay gap, distribution of domestic work in Hamburg partnership households, etc.
• approx. 10,000 people, mainly FLTI*, at the demonstration

• approx. 250 FLIT* people at the city centre action and demo