You are part of a movement to speak out against violence against women. Laura Armstrong and Nancy Ziegenmeyer, both survivors and victims-rights advocates, told their stories and gave statistics on rapes that occur in the United States. One in four women will fall victim to rape. One in two women will be victims of attempted rape. One in 10 rapes will be reported.
Education is the key to preventing rape.
When I became a victim of sexual assault and I found my voice, that's when I found my sanity, and that's when I became a survivor. As the rally came to an end, candles were passed around and lit in preparation for the march. Marchers walked a path lit by luminaries through the greek community and Campustown, as various houses and businesses showed their support. The march was led back to the Margaret Sloss Women's Center for a reception. Ryan Chambers, junior in business, said it is important to support an event that gives a chance for people to come together.