The Clothesline Project is a visual display that raises awareness about sexual violence, relationship violence, and the impact these experiences have on individuals and communities.

Participants are invited to decorate a t-shirt with words, symbols, or artwork that reflect personal experiences, support for survivors, or messages of awareness and prevention. Once completed, shirts are displayed on a clothesline in a public space.

This project allows individuals to express themselves without requiring disclosure. It also creates a shared space where members of the campus community can witness, reflect, and recognize that no one is alone.

View the display in the UC starting Monday 4/20. 

Hosted by Student Health & Wellness Programs

in partnership with Mexican American Studies & The Honors Program