Clothesline Project Info:
Are you a survivor of sexual assault, relationship violence, child sexual abuse? Do you know and love someone who is a survivor? Then consider making a t-shirt for the Clothesline Project! The Clothesline Project is a national project where survivors of violence and their loved ones create t-shirts (think puffy paints and fabric markers) to share their stories. The shirts are then hung shoulder to shoulder on a clothesline at awareness events to raise the public’s awareness about interpersonal violence. No one knows who made each shirt or even who has made a shirt for the project – the identity of shirt makers is kept confidential.
All shirt making materials will be provided free of charge!
(If you have questions or would like to pick up free materials to make a shirt on your own and drop it off at WGAC, you can contact Kathryn Woods at the Women and Gender Advocacy Center at 970-491-6384)
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