An immigrant from Peru, a social worker, a wife and mother; Elizabeth Guzman says she will proudly share her personal story Tuesday night and demand that immigrants be treated with respect.

The Women's March is pivoting to politics, pushing women to get involved as candidates and voters like never before. That adds fuel to a record-breaking number of women running for office.

Many wondered whether the march’s energy would transfer into actual change. The answer is a clear yes. We look at some of the highlights of the past year.

Events will take place around the country this weekend to commemorate the one year anniversary of the historic march, held the day after Donald Trump was sworn in as president. Organizers launch a year-long effort to engage and register new voters and to elect more women to office.

The black vote was crucial in electing Jones to the U.S. Senate on Tuesday. He was the first Democrat to be elected to the Senate from Alabama in 25 years. Black voters felt empowered by Jones, who reached out to them across the state in an effort activists say Democrats can learn from.

Democrats celebrate first Senate win in state in 25 years, putting Trump’s legislative agenda in jeopardy.