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![This year we will be giving the Luna Moth pins out to honor survivors that will be graduating this fall. We encourage all Graduates who identify as survivors to stop by our office to pick up a pin to be recognized during their graduation.
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Image 1: Luna moth enamel pin that is black and gold and text reads, “Congratulations Graduates! Pick up your Luna moth graduation pins for Fall 2024 graduating students who identify as survivors.” There is an artist credit for the pins, which were made by Carissa Williams.
Image 2: Text reads “Why did we choose a luna moth? Luna moths use the moon and stars to orientate, always adjusting their flying tracks to keep the light source at a constant angle to the eye. Because of the ways they use moon and star light in the darkness of the night, the luna moth is seen as a symbol of spiritual transformation, of heightened awareness, and a striving towards truth and searching for the light. Luna moths signify rebirth, renewal, regeneration, and new beginnings. They represent perseverance, vulnerability, and letting go.”
Image 3: Text reads, “Why did we choose a Luna moth? We felt that the Luna moth is a beautiful representation of what it means to live as a survivor. A reminder that through the dark times, there is always light guiding the way to the next phase of self, spirit, and life in spite of trauma and violence. A Reminder that reorientation and starting over as many times as needed is what allows us to take flight. A reminder that as you leave here from this place, endings always bring new beginnings and a chance to lay down all the things you’ve been carrying.” Image description continues in the comments.]](https://safecenter.colostate.edu/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
