The March For Our Lives gets underway Saturday in Santa Fe, led by Grupo Divino, a musical troupe out of Santa Cruz. Approximately 5,000 protestors marched from the Roundhouse to Santa Fe Plaza to hear student leaders from Northern New Mexico speak out against gun violence in schools. Three students from Los Alamos High School were among those to speak. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

Los Alamos High School student Sonyia Williams, center, marches with a contingent from Los Alamos. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

Rhonan Peden, a student at Memorial Middle School of Las Vegas, N.M., watches the student speakers. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

A protestor listens to the student speeches at the March Four Our Lives rally. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

From left, Los Alamos High School students Thomas Chadwick, Sonyia Williams and Leah Wolfsberg address the crowd at Santa Fe Plaza during Saturday’s March For Our Lives rally. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

U.S. Sen. Tom Udall underscores the important role of students in Saturday’s March. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

Los Alamos High School student Leah Wolfsberg marches during Saturday’s rally. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

Damien Tsiagkouris, representing the Juvenile Justice Advisory Board of Los Alamos, recites a poem at the March For Our Lives rally in Santa Fe. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

Los Alamos High School student Thomas Chadwick, right, marches with others from Los Alamos. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

Newly elected Mayor of Santa Fe, Alan Webber, addresses the crowd of protestors Saturday at the Santa Fe Plaza. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

Students of all ages were in attendance for the rally Saturday in Santa Fe. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com

The student speakers for Saturday’s March For Our Lives. Photo by Salvador Zapien/ladailypost.com