URGENT UPDATE: Mayfield Heights, Ohio, is illuminating its City Hall with an orange light to raise awareness about violence against women as part of the 16 Days of Activism campaign. This initiative, running from November 25 to December 10, supports the Zonta Club of Cleveland and its global mission to end violence against women.
Residents are encouraged to join the movement by displaying orange lights at their homes, amplifying the message that violence against women must end. This campaign includes participation from neighboring communities such as Cleveland, Aurora, Cleveland Heights, Oakwood, Parma, and Pepper Pike, highlighting a united front against gender-based violence.
The orange light symbolizes hope and a call to action. Zonta International, boasting over 25,000 members across 65 countries, is committed to advocating for women’s rights as human rights. Their vision is a world where every woman can thrive without the threat of violence.
“Zonta believes in a future where women’s rights are recognized as human rights and no woman lives in fear,”
stated a representative from the Zonta Club of Cleveland. The organization aims to mobilize communities to take action and educate themselves on the pervasive issue of gender-based violence.
As this campaign continues through December 10, community members are urged to learn more about the impact of violence against women and ways to contribute to change. For further information on how to get involved, visit zontasaysno.com.
The light at Mayfield Heights City Hall serves as a beacon of hope, urging everyone to unite in the fight against violence towards women. This campaign not only raises awareness but also fosters a conversation about the vital need for change in society.
Stay tuned for more updates on this crucial initiative and how communities across the region are responding to the call for action. Share this message to help spread awareness and support the Zonta campaign for a safer future for all women.
