Behind the Scenes at MTM
This blog is a day-to-day update of what is going on in Mu Tau Mu.
Eventually we'll move the older journal entries from our livejournal
space but for now to read the archives (entries prior to May 19, 2005), head over to http://www.livejournal.com/users/amzmtm/.
Things you'll hear about here include notification that new photos or other items are posted on our private website
(more about the site is here),
more detail on our
activities than you see in our month-by-month history blog, news from
Case, news from the collegiate chapter, news from Alpha Chi Omega at
large, and occasionally fun new ideas on their way to implementation.
Links to the private site will take you directly to the item mentioned.
To protect the privacy of our members, only first names will be given.
Entries in purple light nights (1)
Countdown to DVA Month - 4 weeks! Purple Light Nights!
Purple Light Nights!It's four weeks now until October, which is Domestic Violence Awareness (DVA) Month!
Each week in September, we're offering Alpha Chi Omega sisters and friends a fun and meaningful way to prepare for DVA Month; this week, we're very excited to the share Purple Light Nights project with you!
From their website:
Purple Light Nights™ is the inspiration of the Covington Domestic Violence Task Force, King County , Washington .
The goal is to have all residents shine a purple light on every front porch; hang a string of purple lights in every business window; and decorate each downtown street tree with purple lights, to send the message that“Domestic Violence Has NO Place In Our Community”.
The outcome of Purple Light Nights™ is to increase the awareness of domestic violence issues and it’s affect upon children and families.
Join neighborhoods and cities around America each year during October’sDomestic Violence Awareness Month and participate in Purple Light Nights™. Click on “Get Involved” for usable templates and instructions on how to start a campaign in your community.
MTM Exec Board
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