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Take Back the Night...

Brings survivors, supporters, activists and community
leaders together in a call for the end of violence against women.

Creates a greater awareness of violence against women
in our community.

Educates the public about the attitudes and behavior that perpetuate this problem.

 

Be a 2009 TBTN Sponsor!

 

13th Annual
Take Back the Night Rally & March
Thurs., Oct. 8, 2009  / 
6:00 pm
Bicentennial Park, 201 W. Jefferson Street Joliet

 

Violence against women is an epidemic that must not be ignored.

 

2009 Committee

Jodi Wartenberg
Chairperson
Community Volunteer

Joy Alwan
Will County Women’s Bar Association

Sue Bloch
Will County Children’s Advocacy Center

Carrie Jo Claussen
Groundwork/Guardian Angel Community Services
Zonta Club of Joliet

Rev. Sandy Costa
Activist

Roxane Geraci Militello
U.S. Rep. Debbie Halvorson, Zonta Club of Joliet

CINDY GOULD
Joliet Junior Women’s Club

Maria Herrera
Education Service Network

Mary Jaworski
Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce

Cheri Johnson
Will County State’s Attorney’s Office, Zonta Club of Joliet

Carolyn Khan
Bridges to a New Day

Laurie Knick
Lincoln Way High School

Lisa Morel Las
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Will and Grundy Counties, Zonta Club of Joliet

Marsha Lega
Marsha Lega Studios, Zonta Club of Joliet

Jean Mandeville
Lambs Fold Center for Women and Children

Glen Marcum
Bertino’s Auto Service

Beth Ann May
Joliet Township Government, Zonta Club of Joliet

Lora McGuire
Joliet Junior College, Zonta Club of Joliet

Denise Payton
Will County Children’s Advocacy Center, Zonta Club of Joliet

Cherry Powell
Education Service Network

Yolanda Reyes
Will County Legal Assistance, Zonta Club of Joliet

Mardi Wunderlich
Joliet Police Department, Zonta Club of Joliet

Cable TV Production provided by:

Skip Lanham
Clark Graphics
(815) 715-0194

Sound provided by:

University of St. Francis

Sign interpreter provided by

Will Grundy Center
for Independent Living


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BATTERED: Examining domestic violence. Why it happens, how to stop it. Chicago Tribune

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