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    Oct - Domestic Violence Awareness Month~

    In collaboration with the Domestic Violence Awareness Month, our group decided to work with the Penelope House to come to our Uni for a display.
     
    There is other activities on going around the town e.g. Paint the Town Purple (Yeah!! I know!! IT's PURPLE!!) haha.. and they have been doing this display at various location such as hospitals and we are very honored to have them at our school.
     
    It is the "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" displayed the shoes that victims of domestic violence or their family members decorated.

     
    It's not a normal shoes display, each of the shoe represents their story to want to share with us..
     
    Here's a story I thought it would be interesting to share with ya'll..
     
    This shoe is decorated by a daughter in remembrance of her mother who is a victim of domestic violence. This is special for me not only because the shoe is so pretty but also how she used the word and the theme of that shoe..The colorful feathers represent LIFE and the dark feathers for DEATH (her mom died from the abuse). She wants to live the blossom life like the colorful feathers which her mother never had the chance to do that.


    Below is another similar story with her mom's picture. (well, I didn't really read the story, cuz I can't read the words.. hahaha.. but I've been told it's a similar.)


    Below this two photos, undoubtedly have to do with children. Children always became the innocent victims of this domestic violence. The word on the red shoe with white feathers underneath is "STOP"! Stop making children homeless, live in fear and lack of love. The other pair of shoe says "KIDS SEE IT ALL, THEY FEEL WHAT YOU DO"! Don't always think that kids don't know anything, they do, they know what is going on with their parent, but they will misinterpret why these happen. These stories really touched my heart and it's a new way to see into these problems.



     I really hope they will have the courage to speak out, seek help and do not learn helplessness.
     

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    ohh... i see...
    Nov. 8
    yeahsewrote:
    Nope.. they are just meant for display purposes...
    Nov. 6
    Are these shoes meant for charity selling? i like the red shoes....
    Nov. 6

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