Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to join Ann Arbor’s Take Back the Night event A pre-recorded message from Whitmer will kick off the rally at 7 p.m. in the University of Michigan Union Ballroom on April 3.

Take Back the Night featured a resource fair with organizations from Penn and Philadelphia for the first time on March 21, 2024. The change was implemented after a recent University survey found that ...

“Take Back the Night is a global movement now, an annual event that raises awareness, and advocates for any and all forms of sexual violence, including sexual assault, abuse and domestic ...

Dingell said she hopes events like Take Back the Night will help encourage victims of sexual violence to share their stories. “For too long survivors have suffered in silence (for) fear of retribution ...

The Wharton senior, along with others involved with Take Back the Night — an annual rally against sexual violence — emphasized the importance of including a broad swath of the University in the event.

Since the 1990s, the Take Back the Night rally and candlelit march to promote awareness for the actions and attitudes of those who maintain violence in our communities, and to protest against ...

Take Back the Night Peggy S. Mason ’82 says she saw Harvard’s need for the march, which could serve as a space for women and targets of sexual assault to find empowerment and support.

Red Square was a little noisier than usual last Friday night, as about 250 members of the Georgetown community gathered there for a rally and march to raise awareness about gender violence. The event ...

Since 1975, women have been holding Take Back the Night events and combatting sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and sexual abuse. In 2001, Take Back the Night was officially ...

Angeli Mittal/Daily Senior Staffer Students march and hold signs at Thursday’s event. Take Back the Night remained in-person this week, after virtual programming last year and cancelation in 2020.

UB’s Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Unit will hold its annual “Take Back the Night” rally and information sharing event to combat domestic and sexual violence on campus from 4-9 p.m. Oct. 26 ...

“Take Back the Night” first took place in Brussels, Belgium, in 1976 and is now held across the world and in all 50 states. Princeton has held the event annually since the 1980s. Correction: A ...