Take Back the Night - Become part of the solution, part of the end to sexual violence.

Become part of the solution, part of the end to sexual violence.

TBTN confronts violence against women with a rally, empowerment march, and victim speak out in front of Athens-Clarke County Courthouse.

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Anonymous Submissions

After the march, we will have a survivor speak out providing a safe space for survivors of sexual violence and their supporters to share their stories. We now have an opportunity for those who may feel uncomfortable talking at the speak out to have their voices heard by submitting their stories anonymously. If you are interested, please click on the link on the main page.

Posted by Joanna Randazzo on February 19, 2009 at 11:56pm

Thanks to the Alumni Association

TBTN would like to thank the University of Georgia Alumni Association for being so generous and donating $300 to the planning of Take Back the Night. Go dawgs!

Posted by Hannah Barfield on February 16, 2009 at 10:21am

Thanks to Willy's Mexican Grill

On behalf of the coordinators of Take Back the Night, I'd like to give a warm thank you to Willy's Mexican Grill for their generosity. Willy's will be donating chips and salsa for 50 people on April 9th the day of Take Back the Night, and also $43 worth of burrito cards and a tshirt to our raffle at Dance Back the Night April 2nd.

Posted by Hannah Barfield on February 13, 2009 at 12:43pm

Welcome!

We invite you to become part of the solution to end violence in our communities. Here is a place to take a stand, a place to break the silence. Here we can Take Back the Night!
Wednesday April 8th - Sex Trafficking Discussion SLC Room 213 7pm FREE and open to the public!
Thursday April 9th - Take Back the Night all day Tate Plaza
FREE and open to the public
Starting at 10 am- Tabling at Tate with information and the Clothesline Project
12 pm Allison Weiss, free snacks!
1 pm Self Defense Demonstration
4:10 pm The VG's with spoken word artist, Bellah Sparxxx, free dinner!
5:00 pm Hope for Agoldensummer
5:50 pm Incatepec
6:30 pm Speakers Begin!
Speakers include:
Joan Prittie- Project Safe,
Sally Sheppard - The Cottage Sexual Assault Center,
Rae Sikora - Plant Peace Daily,
Det. Ben Dickerson - Athens PD,
Dr. Davion - Department Head of Philosophy,
and Susan Cash - Piedmont Rape Crisis Center
7:45 March to the Arch!
8 pm Interfaith vigil on North Campus
Friday April 10th renowned spoken word artist Andrea Gibson 7pm Tasty World FREE and open to the public

If you have any questions please contact us at ugawsso@gmail.com.

Buy Tshirts online!

Buying Tshirts online has officially ended :(. But don't fret because we're ordering extras and you'll be able to purchase them at Take Back the Night events.

Donate to Take Back the Night

To make a fast, easy, and secure donation to Take Back the Night please use our easy PayPal method. All proceeds will go to the Take Back the Night event and should we have surplus (cross your fingers) the total remainder will be donated to North Georgia Cottage Sexual Assault Center and Project Safe. Donation receipts are available and all donations are tax deductible. For information on receipts email Hannah at barfield.hannah@gmail.com