About This Event
The Clothesline Project is a national movement begun in the 1980’s whereby victims of violence are given the chance to break the silence and “air their dirty laundry.” Different color t-shirts represent different violent crimes (red = rape, gray = human trafficking, white = homicide, yellow = domestic violence, etc.)
The decision to make a shirt, the act of designing and creating it, and finally contributing it to the project is an emotional and empowering process. It allows survivors to speak out against violence and to tell their story.
Come view the Clothesline Project on April 22nd from 10am-2pm on the Saddleback College Quad.
Supplies will be made available for students who would like to make a t-shirt of their own to add to The Clothesline Project.