This year, Take Back the Night will be held April 22 at 8 p.m. in the Evert Dining Hall. He said he attributes this large attendance to the number of colleges in the area, the central location of Susquehanna and the advertising that is done for the rally. The group is also the brains behind the Clothesline project. This activity stemmed from the idea of the traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial. WomenSpeak wanted the victims of domestic violence to be remembered in the same way that the Veterans were.
Volunteers travel around the campus to residence halls armed with T-shirts and paints.
Each student is encouraged to paint a shirt that is somehow connected with women's issues. Women's Heritage Month is also an important activity of the project. They will also show movies and have panel discussions on the role of women in the workplace. The volunteers are not trained to handle crisis, but they have the resources to point those in need in the right direction. The W.R.C. is basically a help line for people who need information.