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The Clothesline Project is a
visual display that bears
witness to the violence against
women. During the public
display, a clothesline is hung
with shirts. Each shirt is
decorated to represent a
particular woman’s experience,
by the survivor herself or by
someone who cares about her.
More About the Project
The Clothesline Project (CLP)
is a program started on Cape
Cod, MA, in 1990 to address the
issue of violence against women.
It is a vehicle for women
affected by violence to express
their emotions by decorating a
shirt. They then hang the shirt
on a clothesline to be viewed by
others as testimony to the
problem of violence against
women.
For more information, drop a
line to our National Contact
Person:
Carol Chichetto
P.O. Box 654
Brewster, MA 02631
clotheslineproject@verizon.net
Photos: Janice Comeau
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