The Clothesline Project

Participate in-person and online

The Clothesline is up across the hall outside the Wellness and Health Promotion office (Student Center 380) 

We are here this week Monday-Thursday 9:00am-2:00pm!

The Clothesline Project is a vehicle for people affected by violence to express their experiences and support by decorating a shirt. They then hang the shirt on a clothesline to be viewed by others as testimony to the problem of power-based personal violence. Come view the impactful collection of shirts created by Seattle University students while it is displayed across the hall from the Wellness and health promotion office (Student Center 380) or virtually.

During the week of April 12th-16th students can get involved:  

Participate in person:  

 

• Come into the Wellness and Health Promotion office and decorate a shirt then, hang the shirt on a clothesline in the student center (Student Center 380).  
• Decorate your shirt at home and bring it into the Student Center to hang on the clothesline. 
• Walkthrough the Student Center on campus and view the clothesline 

Participate Virtually: 

• Send a photo of your decorated shirt to the Program Coordinator for Healthy Relationships in the Wellness and Health Promotion office sgordon@seattleu.edu We will post these photos on our IG pages, ConnectSU and our website.  
• Create a virtual message using our graphic template
• Follow Wellness and Health Promotion and HAWC on Instagram