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Gallery: Take Back the Night brings students, allies together against sexual violence

By Wendy Wang Senior Staff Photographer
Two marchers carry signs with messages related to sexual violence as they marching through the campus Thursday night.
Two marchers carry signs with messages related to sexual violence as they marching through the campus Thursday night. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Crowds of people march past the Hall of Languages displaying signs and holding candles.
Crowds of people march past the Hall of Languages displaying signs and holding candles. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Marchers hold signs displaying messages about sexual violence as they move throughout the Syracuse campus.
Marchers hold signs displaying messages about sexual violence as they move throughout the Syracuse campus. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Take Back the Night event participants gather outside of Hendricks Chapel before taking to the streets of campus for the march portion of the event.
Take Back the Night event participants gather outside of Hendricks Chapel before taking to the streets of campus for the march portion of the event. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Sheila Johnson-Willis speaks at Take Back the Night event at Hendricks Chapel Thursday night.
Sheila Johnson-Willis speaks at Take Back the Night event at Hendricks Chapel Thursday night. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Students and allies gather in Hendricks Chapel as speakers present and speak out against sexual violence.
Students and allies gather in Hendricks Chapel as speakers present and speak out against sexual violence. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Participants marched all across campus spreading awareness for sexual violence and showing support for survivors.
Participants marched all across campus spreading awareness for sexual violence and showing support for survivors. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Speakers discuss sexual violence issues and the importance of providing resources for people affected.
Speakers discuss sexual violence issues and the importance of providing resources for people affected. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Randi Bregman, executive director at Vera House, takes to the podium as keynote speaker at the Take Back the Night event.
Randi Bregman, executive director at Vera House, takes to the podium as keynote speaker at the Take Back the Night event. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Candles light leads the way as students and allies march across campus at the Take Back the Night event.
Candles light leads the way as students and allies march across campus at the Take Back the Night event. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Students and allies take to the streets of campus to march in support of the Take Back the Night event.
Students and allies take to the streets of campus to march in support of the Take Back the Night event. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Two students march down the promenade with candles and signs sending messages about the culture that plays a role in sexual violence.
Two students march down the promenade with candles and signs sending messages about the culture that plays a role in sexual violence. Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer
Published on March 31, 2022 at 12:19 am

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