Lancaster, OH – Residents across Fairfield County came together Monday evening for the annual “Take Back the Night” event at the downtown Lancaster gazebo, standing united against domestic violence and sexual assault.
According to the Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office, the gathering brought together survivors, advocates, and community members for an evening of remembrance and empowerment. The event featured speeches, a downtown walk, and moments of reflection honoring those affected by abuse.
Organized in partnership with The Lighthouse and local allies for human rights, “Take Back the Night” serves as both a call to action and a message of hope. Participants displayed handmade shirts and signs bearing messages of support and stories of survival, turning the area into a visual tribute to resilience.
Sheriff’s deputies joined community members in the march, expressing their continued support for victims and survivors. “We’re proud to stand with The Lighthouse and all those working tirelessly to create a community free from violence,” the department shared in a statement.
The Lighthouse’s 24/7 hotline remains available for anyone in need of help.
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