Take Back the Night

Take Back the Night is an international event, with marches and rallies occurring around the world since 1976. In that year, in Belgium, women attending the International Tribunal on Crimes Against Women walked together holding candles to protest the ways in which violence permeates the lives of women worldwide.

As part of the worldwide movement to "take back the night," women will walk without fear through the night and reclaim the streets, which for many years have been sources of fear and violence.

Take Back the Night is organized by an alliance of local community service agencies, universities, religious organizations, governmental entities, businesses, and private citizens.

2008 tbn proclamation & pLEDGE

2008 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

2008 TBN PANEL DISCUSSION, ISU Library events area, 11-12:

Speakers included Aimee Janssen-Robinson from the Student Counseling Center and Yvonne Creakbaum from C.O.D.A

COUNCIL ON DOMESTIC ABUSE (C.O.D.A.)

1400 Hulman Street

Terre Haute IN   47802
234.3441   Susan Hall, Executive Director

E-Mail Address:  codadirector@verizon.net

www.coda-info.org  
Provides a safe, secure place for victims of abuse.  Provides legal advocacy and support to victims of abuse.

Online Learning Tools on Violence Against Women

from VAWnet, a project of the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) - This collection provides a sampling of available Online Learning Tools with subject matter related to violence against women prevention and intervention. Materials included in this collection have four key components: they are 1) free*, 2) available online, 3) interactive, and 4) self-guided. The resources listed here can be used for the purposes of staff development (by individuals), or as tools for trainers (in groups). 

Updated January 31, 2009 [MM]