The movement spurred related protests in 31 Mexican cities and 17 cities across the globe to oppose violence and recognize the dignity of survivors and victims.
Following up on the May 2011 protests, Ameglio worked with the MPJD to create the " Caravan of Consolation" (June 2011) and the " Caravan to the South" (September 2011), which traveled through the areas of northern and southern of Mexico, the hardest hit by the violence.