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"Take Back the Night" Event Pictures


"TAKE BACK THE NIGHT"

Take Back the Night is an international rally and march that is organized in local communities with the purpose of unifying women, men, and children in an awareness of violence against women, children and families. The event is a collaboration of community and campus and other interested persons who are ready to take a stand against violence and make the night safe for everyone.

Take Back the Night rallies and marches began in England as a protest against the fear that women encountered walking the streets at night. The first Take Back the Night in the United States occurred in San Francisco in 1978.

Opening Remarks Presentation Picture

Dr. Jan Wilson, Professor in the FHSU History Department, delivers opening remarks at the March 2004 Take Back the Night event.

Self-Defense Presentation Picture
Brian Kinnaird, Director of the FHSU Justice Studies Program shares self-defense strategies and demonstrates self-defense techniques during the event.
Candlelight March Picture
The Take Back the Night "March" in progress.
Students in Candlelight March Picture
FHSU students participate in the "Candlelight March."
Silent Witness Display Picture
One of the "Silent Witness" silhouettes diplayed on campus to encourage sexual assault and domestic violence awareness. The exhibit featured wooden silhouettes painted “blood red” as a reminder of the violence. Each figure represented a victim who was murdered in a domestic violence situation.

Silent Witness Informational Display Picture
A "Silent Witness" informational display featuring a story of an anonymous survivor of domestic abuse.
T-Shirt on Clothesline Project Picture
A t-shirt displayed on "The Clothesline Project" displayed on campus. The Northwest Kansas Family Shelter loaned the display to FHSU as part of the Take Back the Night program. Each displayed t-shirt was created by a survivor of sexual or domestic violence.

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