SAN ANTONIO -- The fourth annual Women's March brought thousands of people together across the country on Saturday. Hundreds of women and families also took to the streets in downtown San Antonio, marching from Travis Park to the Main Plaza.

• Spoke on issues part of 2020 presidential election
• Women, men and children marched hoping to encourage others

Chants from "This is what democracy looks like" to "Women united will never be divided," rang out as dozens of unsuspecting tourists and San Antonians went about their day downtown as the group marched.

With the countdown on to the 2020 presidential election, debatable issues like climate and immigration are at the forefront of the women's voices.

"This is the strongest thing we have, our voice," said marcher Irascema Cavazos. "We must unite and speak as one."

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Women, men and children marching hoped to encourage others to recognize a movement for change, as they let their voices be heard with an abundance of megaphones and poster board signs.

"Just to educate themselves on really what is going on, and what the issues are that are effecting women," said Sofia Zuani, one of the organizers of the San Antonio Women's March.

On the Main Plaza, a rally finished off the march. A series of three speakers spoke about issues to protect immigrants, women's reproductive rights, and climate justice.