By Ben Axelson | baxelson@nyup.com

On the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump's inauguration, thousands of women once again took to streets and city halls across the nation to protest the president and his policies, and call for equal pay, fair treatment in the workplace and support for other causes.

This year calls to end sexual harassment in the workplace joined the chorus in the wake of countless celebrities, media personalities and political figures being accused of inappropriate behavior.

See photos and videos from 2018 Women's Marches across Upstate NY below.

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Seneca Falls: Hear them roar!

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Seneca Falls: More photos

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Albany: On the Capitol Building grounds

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I was looking forward to attending today's #WomensMarch in #Albany again this year, but the #shutdown kept us working in Washington. pic.twitter.com/SC4xpWZEGe — Paul D. Tonko (@PaulTonko) January 21, 2018

Albany: The massive crowd

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Albany: More crowd scenes

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Albany: Join the chant

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Mayor Lovely Warren joined Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul today at the Women's March in Seneca Falls, telling a crowd of more than 10,000 that the torch has been past to us, and it is our turn to make history. #womensmarch pic.twitter.com/c7Is2a0rqQ — City of Rochester NY (@CityRochesterNY) January 20, 2018

Rochester: A crowd of 10,000

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Rochester: People of action

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Rochester: Sign language

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We filled the streets of Binghamton! pic.twitter.com/lHcQeYBJi5 — Keryle Alcyon (@Kalcyon) January 20, 2018

Binghamton: Filling the streets

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I was proud to be a part of my local @womensmarch today (in Binghamton, NY) Great turnout! pic.twitter.com/UH4BXNg9gI — Therese Bohn (@TMamBo) January 21, 2018

Binghamton: Assemble

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Binghamton: Occupying

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READ MORE: NY paid $10M to settle 88 cases of groping, other abuse in state government

All but five of the cases were brought by women alleging "gender discrimination, discrimination based on sexual orientation, sexual harassment, hostile work environment, and or/or sexual assault," according to the records obtained under the state Freedom of Information Law.