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Rising South Literacy School
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  • Elite Members
  • 5K Stomp the Violence Walk for Peace
  • From Hidden to Crowned
  • Testimonials
  • Scholarship Boot Camp 2025
  • Support
  • The Phillip Muhammad Courage Scholarship
  • Phillip Muhammad -Courage Day 2024
Rising South Literacy School
  • Home
  • 5K Information
  • Elite Members
  • 5K Stomp the Violence Walk for Peace
  • From Hidden to Crowned
  • Testimonials
  • Scholarship Boot Camp 2025
  • Support
  • The Phillip Muhammad Courage Scholarship
  • Phillip Muhammad -Courage Day 2024
  • More
    • Home
    • 5K Information
    • Elite Members
    • 5K Stomp the Violence Walk for Peace
    • From Hidden to Crowned
    • Testimonials
    • Scholarship Boot Camp 2025
    • Support
    • The Phillip Muhammad Courage Scholarship
    • Phillip Muhammad -Courage Day 2024

5K Information

Our Why:

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  • We are Breaking the Silence: It helps to break the silence and stigma surrounding domestic violence, encouraging open conversations and support for survivors.

  • Empowering Survivors: Breaking the silence allows survivors to speak out and seek assistance, knowing they are not alone and that supportive resources are available.

  • Preventing Abuse: Awareness prompts communities to extend support to survivors in meaningful ways, creating safe spaces and resource networks.

  • Preventing Abuse: Bringing awareness drives policy changes and resource allocation aimed at protecting individuals from domestic violence.

  • Breaking Stereotypes: Awareness challenges harmful stereotypes and cultural factors that contribute to the perpetuation of domestic violence. 

  • By raising awareness, we can create a society that recognizes, responds to, and prevents domestic violence, ultimately contributing to a safer and more supportive community.

  • Domestic violence is often something that is hidden. Many people in abusive relationships may appear to be happy and healthy, usually “masking” their turmoil. They may feel ashamed and worried about judgment from others, be afraid to say anything out of fear of retaliation, or be conditioned by the abuse to not speak up about it.

  • We remember those who have succumbed to injuries stemming from domestic violence and gun violence.

  • The 5K and one-mile events signify a commitment to stomping out violence.

  • Your donation will help the Rising South Literacy School address various forms of violence.

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The Event


  • Register by clicking the link:  REGISTRATION

  • You can add a T-shirt to your order. Your T-shirt order helps to bring awareness.

  • You can walk or run the 5K and the Mile

  • The One Mile starts approximately 30 minutes after the 5K starts

  • The 5K starts at 8:00 a.m.

  • More information is forthcoming.

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