But turning on a purple light is just the start. True support means sharing resources, encouraging help, and showing empathy without judgment.
Prevention is key too—challenging harmful norms, promoting respect, and holding abusers accountable. Next time you see a purple porch light, remember it stands for hope and solidarity in the fight to end abuse. Together, we can make a difference.
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