Sky Yates (J.R. Oppenheim ADN)
Alamogordo Daily News
By Elva K. Österreich, Associate News Editor
04/07/2009
In an event designed to affirm the freedom of everyone in the community to not be sexually assaulted, the Take Back the Night Committee had more than 300 people marching in the sandy, windy evening of April 4.
With exhibits and events beginning at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Tays Special Events Center, Take Back the Night offered 16 information tables, a self defense workshop, an art show and a poetry slam as precursors to a rally and march.
“For as crummy a weather as we had, I think the attendance was fabulous,” said Tina Godby-Ware, one of the organizers and a coordinator for the local Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program. “I am thrilled with the response.”
I don?t usually reply to posts but I will in this case.
Thanks for helping.
Thank you for your kind comment and thank you for your becoming a nurse and your willingness to serve.
“Take Back The Night” and the international “V-Day” project are potentially world changing productions. Women are becoming more aware of violence every day and men are starting to realize their role in making this such a violent world. Please read “A Black Woman Took My Job” http://pajoll.org/2009/06/168/ on this blog for more information. Thanks again,
Ken