Purple Porch Lights and Their Powerful Message

If you’ve noticed purple porch lights, they’re more than decoration—they send a powerful message of support for domestic violence survivors. Domestic violence affects all kinds of people and isn’t just physical—it includes emotional, psychological, financial, and sexual abuse. Many victims suffer in silence, feeling trapped and alone.

The purple light symbolizes courage and survival. It tells survivors, “You’re not alone. We support you.” This small act helps raise awareness and breaks the silence around domestic abuse, encouraging conversations and making victims feel seen.

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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