抖阴视频黄片 and Women鈥檚 Resource Center Invite Community to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
April 20, 2026
抖阴视频黄片鈥檚 P.A.T.H. (Peers Advocating Towards Health) and the Women鈥檚 Resource Center (WRC) invite the campus and local communities to participate in Walk a Mile in Her Shoes on Thursday, April 30, at 3:30 p.m. at the Roe House on the UMW campus.
Held in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the annual event raises awareness about sexual violence, gender-based violence, and the importance of supporting survivors.
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes is an international awareness event where participants walk in high heels to spark conversation and encourage action toward ending sexual violence. While the act is symbolic, the message emphasizes the need for community engagement, education, and ongoing advocacy.
鈥淭his event brings our community together in a visible and meaningful way to support survivors and raise awareness about sexual violence,鈥� said Bronwyn Comer, P.A.T.H. Sexual Assault and Rape Prevention Representative. 鈥淚t鈥檚 about showing up, listening, and committing to creating change together.鈥�
Community members are encouraged to participate. High heels will be provided for those who wish to take on the challenge, and participants are also welcome to wear their own shoes and walk in solidarity. The event will feature opening remarks, speeches from advocates and survivors, and resource tables from local organizations supporting survivors and prevention efforts.
Featured speaker Barbie Jenkins is a sexual assault survivor turned advocate dedicated to empowering victims and educating communities. Barbie serves as the Northwest Regional Director for Jane Doe No More Montana, is a member of the RAINN Speakers Bureau and the Montana Victim Impact Panel, where she speaks to incarcerated individuals, and has previously volunteered with the Lifeguard Group and her local YWCA. She is the author of Burying Jane Doe and is currently writing her second book, Beyond the Shadow, Reburying Jane Doe.
The provides essential support to survivors of sexual violence in Beaverhead and Madison counties. All services are free and confidential, designed to meet the unique needs of survivors and support them in healing on their own terms.
For more information, please contact Bronwyn Comer at聽[email protected] or the WRC at (406) 683-6106.
