The Junior League of Murfreesboro launches a transformative week-long campaign, uniting the community to confront domestic violence’s pervasive impact on women. Participants, encompassing both members and the wider populace, are encouraged to wear a black dress or attire for five consecutive days, accompanied by a button inviting inquiries with the phrase “Ask Me About My Dress.” This symbolic act catalyzes vital conversations, fostering empathy and understanding for survivors’ experiences.

Through social media engagement, participants amplify the campaign’s reach, sharing insights, reflections, and personal stories. Each day becomes an opportunity to challenge societal norms, raise awareness, and advocate for change. Additionally, this initiative serves as a fundraiser, directing proceeds towards critical resources for survivors and initiatives combating domestic violence.

Your involvement matters. Stand in solidarity with survivors by participating in this empowering campaign. Together, we can break the silence surrounding domestic violence and create a safer, more supportive environment for all. Take action today—donate to support survivors and contribute to the fight against domestic violence. Your generosity makes a tangible difference in the lives of those affected. Join us in building a future free from violence and full of hope.

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