2008 Woodie Awards
Take Back the Night
Press Release Courtesy of Project Hope
Issue date: 4/23/08 Section: Life
The Project Hope Advocacy Program at ISU is taking action against sexual violence. It encourages students to do the same by attending the ninth annual Take Back the Night. Take Back the Night begins Friday, April 25, at 6:30 p.m. on the Bannock County Courthouse side steps. Participants will march from the Bannock County Courthouse to the ISU Quad.
Take Back the Night is a march and rally to end sexual violence in our community. Local agencies will be on hand with information on how to reduce your risk of being victimized and how to protect yourself and your family. Participants will enjoy free t-shirts, free dinner and music performed by local artists.
Participants can enter the free raffle to win two round trip tickets to Las Vegas, a one-night stay at the Boise Anniversary Inn and gift certificates from local businesses. Extra raffle tickets will be available at the event for one dollar per ticket.
Take Back the Night is sponsored by the Project Hope Advocacy Program, the Anderson Center at ISU and the Bannock County Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Task Force. Fore more information, please contact Kimberly Talbot or Brandy Barton at the Anderson Center at 282-2805.
Take Back the Night is a march and rally to end sexual violence in our community. Local agencies will be on hand with information on how to reduce your risk of being victimized and how to protect yourself and your family. Participants will enjoy free t-shirts, free dinner and music performed by local artists.
Participants can enter the free raffle to win two round trip tickets to Las Vegas, a one-night stay at the Boise Anniversary Inn and gift certificates from local businesses. Extra raffle tickets will be available at the event for one dollar per ticket.
Take Back the Night is sponsored by the Project Hope Advocacy Program, the Anderson Center at ISU and the Bannock County Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Task Force. Fore more information, please contact Kimberly Talbot or Brandy Barton at the Anderson Center at 282-2805.
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