Organizers say these events help bring the community together in a positive way, despite the difficulty of the issue.

The U’s Aurora Center brought back the signature event with a focus on community, connection and survivor voices.

The St. Landry-Evangeline Sexual Assault Center held its 22nd annual Take Back The Night March and Vigil to provide support and a voice to victims of sexual assault, with data showing that 81% of ...

The 22nd annual "Take Back the Night" march and vigil took place in Opelousas on Tuesday, April 29. The community event began ...

U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys hosted a “Take Back the Night” run in observance of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention ...

Marchers in bright yellow shirts strode through downtown on Thursday evening, chanting as they moved under the watch of a ...

"When someone becomes a survivor, what's happening is that somebody is taking their power away from them, right. And so, Take ...

Nearly 100 students, U staffers and community members took to the Twin Cities campus Thursday evening to support survivors and promote a safer campus during the “Take Back the Night” rally.

On Tuesday, student speakers shared stories about the importance of sexual violence prevention during the annual Take Back the Night (TBTN) rally, presented by the Sexual Harassment/Assault ...

On Thursday night, dozens gathered in Washington Park to march in solidarity with survivors of violence.Local organizations are partnering for this year's Take Back the Night event, raising ...

Survivors unite for National Crime Victims' Rights Month at Take Back the Night, sharing stories of healing and calling for community-driven change and support for those impacted by violence.