Reclaim the Night March – Glasgow – 25th November 2008
Posted on October 14, 2008
Filed Under Demonstration March, Rape and Sexual Assault, Scotland, Violence Against Women, Women's Event, Women's Group | Comments Off
In November 2007 the Rape Crisis Centre in Glasgow was very pleased to welcome many of you to our Reclaim the Night March in the West End of Glasgow. That evening was a huge success with a great response from supporters of our work against sexual violence and we thank all of you who joined us.
This year we are marching once again to mark the 16 Days of Action for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Our RECLAIM THE NIGHT 2008 event will be held on Tuesday 25th November in the West End of Glasgow. We will meet at 6.30pm at the STUC in Woodlands Road for a march that will culminate in a rally at the Glasgow University Union where there will be speeches, music, food and information stalls.
Again, we welcome women and men supporters of our work in challenging male violence against women.
NOTE: If your organization/group wishes to bring a banner along to the march, please contact the Rape Crisis Centre office in advance on 0141 552 3201 (please note this is not the helpline number).
http://www.rapecrisiscentre-glasgow.co.uk
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