First local March since pandemic struck will start on Wellington, go down Queen; ceremony to be held at downtown Fire Services station
“I am so excited to bring it back to the community after being forced to forgo the march in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID. Phoenix along with our community partners have come together to make sure that the 2022 March will happen,” wrote Kaitlynn Swinn, Phoenix Rising Women’s Centre & Non-Profit Homes Centre coordinator in an email to SooToday on Monday.
Locally, this year’s Take Back the Night March begins at Phoenix Rising Women’s Centre at 596 Wellington Street East at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, October 18. A ceremony will take place there beginning at 7 p.m. and will include drumming, a candlelight ceremony, a guest speaker and light refreshments.The March encourages all people, including survivors of violence, to gather and celebrate their strength and courage and commit their energy to working towards change and stop the violence against women, men and children.
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