BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20251007T003000Z DTEND:20251007T013000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:A Walk in Her Steps: Purple Light Nights® Renton 1K Solidarity Walk DESCRIPTION:Join us on October 6 and look for the purple lights and Silent Witnesses (Survivor Silhouettes) in Renton this October to remember your neighbors facing domestic violence.\n\n\n\nOctober is Domestic Violence (DV) Awareness Month\, and South King County neighbors are gathering at a variety of Purple Light Nights events in support of survivors\, to give a voice to victims\, and in solidarity to create awareness and change for more peaceful communities. In addition to raising awareness and educating the public\, events will support the work of DAWN - Domestic Abuse Women's Network\, a 501c3 nonprofit founded in 1980 and the largest agency in South King County assisting community members facing DV. Life sized wooden silhouette representing DV survivors will be hosted by government agencies\, as well as community organizations and businesses holding private fundraisers for DAWN programs across South King County. QR codes on\n\n the silhouettes lead to true stories from the journeys of real DV survivors (names changed to protect anonymity). \n\nConcerned community members can help by making a gift\, hosting a fundraiser or social media challenge to benefit DAWN\, and by following "In Her Shoes\," an online interactive story of Sierra\, a DV survivor\, which will be released in episodes from September 25 throughout the month of October via DAWN's website\, www.dawnrising.org.\n\n\n\nA Walk in Her Steps: Purple Light Nights Renton 1K Solidarity Walk\, presented by Renton Chamber of Commerce\, Renton Downtown Partnership\, City of Renton\, and DAWN\, and sponsored by Comcast\, The Seattle Seahawks\, Puget Sound Energy\, XFinity and Lockton Companies\, starts at the Clock Tower downtown at 3rd & Burnett\, and finishes at City Hall at 6:30. Refreshments will be served\, hosted by Smoking Monkey Pizza and City of Renton. At 7 PM walkers may continue to show support at the City Council Meeting where Mayor Pavone's Proclamation for DV Awareness Month will be presented to Gina Finley\, DAWN's Executive Director.\n\n \n\nAdditional South King County Purple Night Lights Events include:\n\n September 25 5:30 - 6:45 PM: South King County Purple Light Nights Kickoff Reception for community leaders will take place at Green River Campus on Kent Station. Registration required\, space is limited.\n September 25 7 PM: A Walk in Her Steps Kent 1 K Solidarity Walk from the Plaza at Kent Station to Kherson Park at 307 W Gowe Street\n September 27 6 PM: Covington Purple Light Nights Walk & Tree Lighting. 1.5 mile walk. Check in 5:45 at Covington Fred Meyer parking lot next to the Don Henning Round-a-bout. Tree-lighting ceremony starting at 7:20 PM. \n October 12 1- 4 PM: Art Against Silence - Survivor Art Opening at Good Vibes Barbershop and Community Space in Renton.\n November 6 10 - 11:30 AM: Purple Light Nights Wrap Party and Prize Drawing Event at DAWN's HQ Office at 220 W. Gowe\, Kent. A Winner will be selected from those who visited In Her Shoes on DAWN's website and left their name and email between 9/25 and 10/31. The prize is a 1 week stay at Maui's Cliffs Resort and two Alaska Airline tickets!\n November 14 Join DAWN friends at the Seattle Thunderbirds game at the Showare Center in Kent. Tickets on sale $32 (normally $41.95)\, $10 of each ticket\n\nMost Purple Light Nights events are free with a suggested donation. Art Opening and Thunderbirds game require paid tickets. Registration links for events can be found at https://dawnrising.org/events/purple-light-nights/.\n\n \n\nOne in four women and one in seven men have experienced severe physical violence by an intimate partner. Since 1980 DAWN stands with all survivors of domestic abuse\, helps them rebuild their lives\, and strives to make our communities safer by preventing and addressing violence through education and advocacy. Info about Purple Light Nights events\, hosting a fundraiser and "In Her Shoes" is at www.dawnrising.org.\n\n\n\nSpecial thanks to Comcast for its community partnership and sponsorship of DAWN.\n\n \n\nIn Her Shoes was created by WSCADV (Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence).\n\n\n\nPurple Light Nights is a global DV awareness campaign founded in 2007 by Victoria Throm\, a co-founder of Covington Domestic Violence Task Force (CDVTF)\, supported by Covington Rotary Club. www.purplelightnights.org X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us on October 6 and look for the purple lights and Silent Witnesses (Survivor Silhouettes) in Renton this October to remember your neighbors facing domestic violence.
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\nOctober is Domestic Violence (DV) Awareness Month\, and South King County neighbors are gathering at a variety of Purple Light Nights®\; events in support of survivors\, to give a voice to victims\, and in solidarity to create awareness and change for more peaceful communities. In addition to raising awareness and educating the public\, events will support the work of DAWN - Domestic Abuse Women&rsquo\;s Network\, a 501c3 nonprofit founded in 1980 and the largest agency in South King County assisting community members facing DV. Life sized wooden silhouette representing DV survivors will be hosted by government agencies\, as well as \;community organizations and businesses holding private fundraisers for DAWN programs across South King County. QR codes on
\n \;the silhouettes lead to true stories from the journeys of real DV survivors (names changed to protect anonymity). \;
\nConcerned community members can help by making a gift\, hosting a fundraiser or social media challenge to benefit DAWN\, and by following &ldquo\;In Her Shoes\,&rdquo\; an online interactive story of Sierra\, a DV survivor\, which will be released in episodes from September 25 throughout the month of October via DAWN&rsquo\;s website\, www.dawnrising.org.
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\nA Walk in Her Steps: Purple Light Nights®\; Renton 1K Solidarity Walk\, \;presented by Renton Chamber of Commerce\, \;Renton Downtown Partnership\, City of Renton\, and DAWN\, \;and sponsored by Comcast\, The Seattle Seahawks\, Puget Sound Energy\, XFinity and Lockton Companies\, \;starts at the Clock Tower downtown at 3rd &\; Burnett\, and finishes at City Hall at 6:30. Refreshments will be served\, hosted by Smoking Monkey Pizza and City of Renton. At 7 PM walkers may continue to show support at the City Council Meeting where Mayor Pavone'\;s Proclamation for DV Awareness Month will be presented to Gina Finley\, DAWN'\;s Executive Director.
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\nAdditional \;South King County Purple Night Lights®\; Events include:\n\nMost Purple Light Nights events are free with a suggested donation. Art Opening and Thunderbirds game require paid tickets. \;Registration links for events can be found at https://dawnrising.org/events/purple-light-nights/.
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\nOne in four women and one in seven men have experienced severe physical violence by an intimate partner. Since 1980 DAWN stands with all survivors of domestic abuse\, helps them rebuild their lives\, and strives to make our communities safer by preventing and addressing violence through education and advocacy. Info about Purple Light Nights events\, hosting a fundraiser and &ldquo\;In Her \;Shoes&rdquo\; is at www.dawnrising.org.
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\nSpecial thanks to Comcast for its community partnership and sponsorship of DAWN.
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\nIn Her Shoes was created by WSCADV (Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence).
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\nPurple Light Nights®\; is a global DV awareness campaign founded in 2007 by Victoria Throm\, a co-founder of Covington Domestic Violence Task Force (CDVTF)\, supported by Covington Rotary Club. www.purplelightnights.org LOCATION:Clock Tower downtown at 3rd & Burnett UID:e.16.29857 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260501T075908Z URL:https://chamber.gorenton.com/events/details/a-walk-in-her-steps-purple-light-nights-renton-1k-solidarity-walk-29857 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR