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Take Back the Night: October Global Virtual Conference

About Take Back the Night: “Our global mission as a charitable 501(c)(3) Foundation is to end all forms of sexual violence, including sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, stalking, gender harassment, and relationship violence, and to support survivors in their healing journeys. We foster safe communities through international events and initiatives. Take Back The Night Events unite people from every background, belief, and culture around the world to take a visible and vocal stand. ”

Conference date: October 27, 2022 from 8-9pm EDT

About the event: Join us for a free international TBTNF Event of healing and sharing! Register now to secure your virtual seat: Link to Register

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It’s On Us

It’s On Us is a movement dedicated to ending campus sexual assaults.

“It’s On Us was founded in September 2014 as an initiative of the Obama-Biden White House. The program launched following recommendations from the White House Task Force to Prevent Sexual Assault that noted the importance of calling everyone into the conversation on sexual assault prevention.”

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Know Your Title IX

Know Your Title IX is a movement led by survivors and youth dedicated to empowering students to end sexual and dating violence in schools.

“Founded in 2013, Know Your IX is a survivor- and youth-led project of Advocates for Youth that aims to empower students to end sexual and dating violence in their schools. We envision a world in which all students can pursue their civil right to educations free from violence and harassment. We recognize that gender violence is both a cause of inequity and a consequence of it, and we believe that women, transgender, and gender non-conforming students will not have equality in education or opportunity until the violence ends. We draw upon the civil rights law Title IX as an alternative to the criminal legal system — one that is more just and responsive to the educational, emotional, financial, and stigmatic harms of violence.”