Clothesline Project

It was only a 3-frame day. Today was the day the Clothesline Project was on display on campus.

Started in 1990 in Massachusetts, the Clothesline Project is a program to address the issue of violence against women. It is a vehicle for women affected by violence to express their emotions by decorating a t-shirt. The shirt is hung on a clothesline to be viewed by others as testimony to the problem of violence against women. There is a color system. Visit https://www.theclotheslineproject.org/

[Kate Klinck]

I have never heard of this, great cause!!! Love this!! Thank you for sharing!

[Angie Vega ☮♥ シ]

this is awesome...i've never heard of this

[Cindy Kutchey]

Nice shot Thom. You should send them a copy for their site. :)

[Thom Mitchell]

@harley84 @angievega Thanks. It was a hectic day, so I’m glad I had this to post…

[Thom Mitchell]

@cynak Done. Thanks, Cindy. They actually ask for photos on their home page.

[Rick Schies]

That is the first time I've heard of this however, it is a great idea.

[Caren]

WOW, thats so neat, and great that they do this. I wish more people would get involved in doing things like this.

[Michelle]

Fantastic project for such a worthy cause. Studying psychology we look into the issues of domestic violence. A harsh reality is that men actually receive more abuse than women encounter. I love the idea of the project. Fantastic photo Thom Favd

[Wendy]

Wow, this is very powerful! Love the project. I had never heard of it before and feel in could be very therapeutic for many!

[Tari]

wonderful idea . . .