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Take Back the Night 2012

Take Back the Night is an internationally held march and rally to protest and take direct action against rape and other forms of sexual violence.

Take Back the Night 2012

Date/Time

Tuesday, October 23, 2012
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Location

Hamline University, Old Main Lawn

1536 Hewitt Ave.

St. Paul, MN 55104

(In case of rain: We will relocate to Klas Center--Kay Fredericks Room on the 3rd Floor)

Map & Directions

Cost

Free and Open to the Public

Co-sponsorship information

This event is co-sponsored by Minnesota Women's Consortium, ACTC Women's Studies Program, Hamline University Women's Studies, Hamline University Women's Resource Center, Hamline University Sexual Violence Prevention Task Force, Hamline University Students Preventing Sexual Violence, Hamline University Poetry Slam, Hamline University Hip Hop Collective, Hamline MPIRG, Hamline Democrats, University of St. Thomas Luann Drummer Center for Women, the Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women, HU Hedgeman Center for Student Diversity, Minnesota NOW Minnesota Center Against Sexual Assault, Augsburg College Anne Pederson Women's Resource Center, St. Catherine University Abigail Quigley McCarthy Center for Women, Twin Cities Save the Kids, and more!



Join us on Old Main Lawn at Hamline University in Saint Paul for Take Back the Night 2012!

Take Back the Night is an internationally held march and rally to protest and take direct action against rape and other forms of sexual violence.

Beginning at 6pm there will be an open mic, as well as t-shirt and sign making. The event will also feature speakers, a resource fair, the Silent Witness Project, and more is in the works.


Speakers Include:

Sarah Jane Johnston: Minnesota NOW
Erin Parrish: MN Women's Consortium Executive Director
Betty McCollum: US House Representative
A representative from the office of Sen. Al Franken
Susan Hadley-McCormick: Founder of WomanKind