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PHOTO: Take Back the Night inspires the campus to “RISE UP!”
By Rachel Knue on March 31, 2016
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- Even before the event had started, a crowd began to form. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Many groups from around Louisville reserved and set up tables with resources for guests. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- The PEACC Center strives for “Prevention, Education and Advocacy on campus and in the community.” Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- The PEACC team had shirts available to support the event.Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Many stations had interactive activities. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Many stations had interactive activities. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- A circle of musical instruments was one of the highlights of the day. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Teamwork exercises with a group of instruments entertained the students. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Take Back the Night drew a very full crowd. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Sandwiches, chips and refreshments were provided for all the students who attended evening’s events. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- The Red Barn has been the host of many wonderful events in its years. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Sally Evans from the PEACC Center introduced the events that would follow. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Sally Evans and the student members of the PEACC committee. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Kelsey Starks led the night. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Dr. Mordean Taylor-Archer, the Vice Provost for Diversity and International Affairs addresses the crowd. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Elsa Kennedy performed her song “Shrine” at the function. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Elsa Kennedy requested audience participation for a section of her performance. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Pictured is legislator Gretchen Hunt speaking to the audience. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Michelle Kuiper speaks of her relation to the topic and the group. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Elijah Jones, from the Singing Cardsmen, performed “Till It Happens To You.” Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Elijah Jones. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- The president of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Ryan Long, speaks on the importance of the issue. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Students from Assumption High School give a prevention report about abuse within their school community. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Will Baumgardner presents the Peacckeeper Award to David Payne, a student at the University and a member of the PEACC organization. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Leah Nelson, a 2016 BCUP winner, performed the song “Rise Up,” written by Andra Day. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- A candlelight vigil was held at the end of the night.Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- The participants who stayed until the end joined the leaders in a march around campus. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- The march around campus was lead by students chanting inspiring phrases that supported the message from the speakings. Photo by Rachel Knue.
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- Photo by Rachel Knue.
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