Zonta Club of Ludington Area

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Zonta Club of Ludington Area service organization who's efforts are designed to improve the legal, political, economic, educational, health and professional status of women worldwide

Empowering Women Through Service and Advocacy.

Zonta members got to hear about the work that The Hope Project is doing to help survivors of human trafficking. Speaker...
10/15/2026

Zonta members got to hear about the work that The Hope Project is doing to help survivors of human trafficking. Speakers included Rita Caviness , Director of Education & Community Engagement as well as a survivor.

Not saying anything condones the abuse of others.
10/03/2026

Not saying anything condones the abuse of others.

🚨 R**e culture doesn’t begin and end with an act of sexual violence.

It lives in the:

đź”´ attitudes that excuse it
đź”´ stereotypes that blame survivors
đź”´ silence that continues to protect perpetrators

There is for abuse — or for the culture that lets r**e persist.

Will you stand against r**e culture?

Worth the drive
09/26/2026

Worth the drive

See you tonight from 6-7pm in Grand Haven!

If you aren't able to make it tonight, our Labor Trafficking Project "End Exploitation: An Immersive Experience" will be up through Thursday at the Loutit District Library!

So very true.https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1609012900591999&set=a.293003665526269
08/29/2026

So very true.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1609012900591999&set=a.293003665526269

The image refers to the traveling exhibition “What Were You Wearing?”, a project that began at the University of Arkansas in 2013 and has since been recreated in universities, museums, and public spaces around the world.

The exhibit displays replicas of the clothing worn by sexual assault survivors when they were attacked.

Visitors often expect revealing or provocative outfits, but instead see ordinary items like jeans, T-shirts, dresses, school uniforms, pajamas, and children's clothing.

The exhibition was created to confront a persistent form of victim-blaming: the belief that clothing can provoke or justify sexual violence.

Research on sexual assault consistently shows that there is no reliable connection between a victim's clothing and the likelihood of being assaulted.

Many displays include survivors’ personal stories alongside the outfits.

The contrast between everyday clothing and the accounts of violence forces viewers to confront how common misconceptions about assault can be.

Monday night our club got to hear about Maggie's Inland Seas Science Lab. Each year we send two girls to this great STE...
08/12/2026

Monday night our club got to hear about Maggie's Inland Seas Science Lab. Each year we send two girls to this great STEM program.

It’s Zonta Says NO Day at the Zonta International world convention in Vancouver, BC. The hotel & ballroom is a sea of “...
07/14/2026

It’s Zonta Says NO Day at the Zonta International world convention in Vancouver, BC. The hotel & ballroom is a sea of “orange” as people begin to gather for our first session.

We stand together to say NO to violence against women and girls. We wear orange as a symbol of hope, solidarity, and our shared commitment to ending gender-based violence.

Expanding Zonta knowledge at Zonta International Convention 2026 in Vancouver BC Canada.
07/12/2026

Expanding Zonta knowledge at Zonta International Convention 2026 in Vancouver BC Canada.

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