Anna Mulch
2050 S. 4th St
Springfield Illinois
62703
delirium74@gmail.com, amulch@llcc.edu,

Hello! My name is Anna Mulch and I am part of the Feminist Activist Coalition at Lincoln Land Community College in Springfield Illinois. The Feminist Activist Coalition is made up of energetic women and men who support equality between the sexes and are interested in working on grassroots school and community projects and productions that raise awareness and help promote equality and equal opportunity for all. The group has a specific interest in eradicating violence against women, and, therefore, organizes service work and fundraising opportunities for members with organizations that focus on education, training, and awareness of such issues.
One of the ways that we as a group are raising awareness is through the performance of Eve Ensler’s “The Vagina Monologues”. This year is the ten year anniversary of the one woman play, and it symbolizes a decade’s worth of contributions and changes that have occurred worldwide. One of the ways that Lincoln Land commemorates V-day, is to perform the play on campus. All the money raised goes to local womens charities and shelters. In addition to the cost of admission, we also hold a silent art auction that has proven to be one of the highlights of the event. Not only are some desperately needed funds raised, the winner gets to take home a wonderful piece of art.
As an artist, I know how hard it can be to part with a current project. I also know that as an artist, I like to help out when and where I can. I would ask that you contribute to this wonderful cause by donating a small piece of art or jewelry that we may auction off. The funds raised will go to The Sojourn Shelter which provides emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence. Funds will also be sent to P.O.R.A. which stands for Positive Options, Referrals and Alternatives P.O.R.A. is dedicated to helping women overcome multiple issues that have brought them to prostitution. In addition to spiritual, physical, and emotional development, P.O.R.A. emphasizes continuing education which provides a strong foundation for healthy living and achieving long term goals. At the appropriate time, P.O.R.A. assists clients in acquiring positive, healthy employment and independent housing while continuing to support their transition into productive citizenship. All services are provided free to the recipients.
Our Advisor is Deborah Brothers, who can be contacted at 786-4966 or deborah.brothers@llcc.edu. The play will be performed Feb. 15 and 16 at 7 p.m. Thank you for your support and your donation to this wonderful event.

Anna Mulch