Take Back the Night 2004

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Get involved in the planning of Take Back the Night!

 

TAKE BACK THE NIGHT is a tradition in our community.  Each year, the rally features survivor speakers, poets, musicians, local activists and storytellers.   The rally is followed by an empowering march through the streets of Ann Arbor attended by hundreds of roaring students and community members.  As those of us who have attended know, the entire event is a powerful collective experience! 

 

We need lots of creative and resourceful minds to carry out this important gathering!  There are opportunities to work on the publicity, logistics, fundraising and community outreach efforts for TAKE BACK THE NIGHT.  Whatever your interests, there is a place for you on the organizing committee!  Develop your skills while contributing to an important milestone for the University of Michigan and the Ann Arbor community!   Work on projects such as choosing artists and speakers, design t-shirts, organize a bowl-athon, write press announcements, and oh so much more!  We need YOU!

 

The first meeting of the year will be held on Tuesday, January 13th at 7:00 in room B684 in the UM School of Social Work and continuing every Tuesday until the event.  If you can�t make Tuesday meetings or have little spare time, but would like to be involved, we will find a way to incorporate you in to the planning process!  There is always the possibility of holding subcommittee meetings on other days or choosing individual projects to work on during your free time.  Or, if you are an artist and are interested in submitting a TBTN logo, performing at the event or if you are a survivor ready to share your story� Contact us!  Write us at [email protected].

 

We hope you will become involved in this important annual event!  Join us in making this 25th annual TAKE BACK THE NIGHT the most empowering one yet!

 

  Ann Arbor Coalition Against Rape

  [email protected]

 

For directions to SSWB, check out:  http://www.ssw.umich.edu/events/open_house/directions.html

 

AACAR/UWAR also works with a men's group, Men Against Violence Against Women. 

They can be reached at [email protected]