The gesture spread across towns, cities, and countries. It became a conversation starter — a visual catalyst for awareness, education, and support.
Today, the glow of a purple light is far more than a flick of a switch. It’s a pledge to stand up for survivors.
More Than a Symbol — A Conversation Starter
The purple porch light may seem small, but it encourages us to ask questions. Why is that light purple? What does it mean? Could someone I know be experiencing abuse?
These questions open doors.
They lead to discussions about what domestic violence really looks like, how it begins, how it escalates, and how people can help. For many, it’s an introduction to a subject they’ve never fully understood. For others, it’s a chance to share, connect, and heal.
How You Can Support Survivors — Beyond the Bulb
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