Leia Schenk is the founder of Empact, a local non-profit focused on ending domestic violence and one of the organizers of the walk.
Along with bringing awareness to women whose lives have been taken by domestic violence, the walk also supports women who escaped abusive domestic situations, like Nakisha Woods.
The walk's path was carefully chosen. It started at the Panera Bread on Howe Avenue where Shalini Thakur was murdered and ended at Urban Air Trampoline Park where two women were shot, killing Samantha Cromwell.
For the countless women who walked Saturday morning, it hit close to home.
Participants said they hope that more walks to end domestic violence become common in Sacramento and across the region.
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