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The Clothesline Project

The Clothesline Project

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Oct 19, 2026

speaker_0HOST
1:22
So October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
speaker_0HOST
1:26
And I know another thing that you guys have helped organize is the Clothesline Project.
speaker_0HOST
1:31
Tell us about that.
Heidi SveeGUEST
1:32
Yeah, so actually at La Crosse City Hall and then at the Trempealeau County Law Enforcement Center, we have Clothesline Project displays up.
Heidi SveeGUEST
1:43
Clothesline Project started back in the 90s with this idea that domestic violence just was not talked about enough.
Heidi SveeGUEST
1:52
and survivor voices weren't heard.
Heidi SveeGUEST
1:54
So what we have is an iteration of that with local survivor decorated T-shirts on display for the public to see.

7 MINS LATER

speaker_0HOST
9:29
We appreciate it very much.
Leslie LottoHOST
1:55
MidHudson News reporter Jim Sebastian shares the Fearless Clothesline Project and how it gives survivors a voice.
Jim SebastianCORRESPONDENT
2:03
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the Clothesline Project is a visual campaign by Fearless, raising that awareness.
Jim SebastianCORRESPONDENT
2:10
Survivors and their families decorate shirts with messages, dates, and illustrations documenting personal experiences of assault, abuse, and survival.
Jim SebastianCORRESPONDENT
2:18
Displayed side-by-side on clotheslines, the shirts make the scope of gender-based violence visible in public spaces, educating the community and providing a direct outlet for survivors to tell their stories.
Laurie BurkeHOST
0:00
Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome.
Laurie BurkeHOST
0:03
Thank you all for being here today as we come together to recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month with the Clothesline Project.
Laurie BurkeHOST
0:11
My name is Laurie Burke.
Laurie BurkeHOST
0:12
I am the supervising victim witness advocate for the District Attorney Tom Quinn here in Fall River.

5 MINS LATER

Rebecca DeJesusGUEST
5:36
Thank
Rebecca DeJesusGUEST
5:44
you.
Rebecca DeJesusGUEST
5:45
The Clothesline Project was founded in 1990 in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Rebecca DeJesusGUEST
5:49
It is a visual initiative designed to raise awareness about domestic violence.
speaker_0HOST
1:55
Earlier in the week, the Conservation Commission approved two residential projects while tabling several other items, including fee structures and issues on Belt Rock Road.
speaker_0HOST
2:04
On Friday, the city marked Domestic Violence Awareness Month with a ceremony at City Hall featuring the Clothesline Project, organized alongside the Bristol County District Attorney's Office and the Women's Center at S.S. Tarr.
speaker_0HOST
2:17
Looking ahead, city business ramps back up on Tuesday, October 13th.
speaker_0HOST
2:21
The City Council Committee on Real Estate, Facilities, and Housing meets at 5 p.m., followed by the full City Council meeting at 5.55 p.m. at Government Center.
Leslie LottoHOST
0:12
Last Thursday, the proclamation featured the theme for this year as With Survivors Always.
Leslie LottoHOST
0:18
And at that meeting, Fearless Hudson Valley, a nonprofit providing life-saving services to victims, hung T-shirts saying, as part of their Clothesline Project, which spotlights domestic violence victims nationwide.
Leslie LottoHOST
0:31
It goes back to the 1980s, when women felt this very private matter could only be discussed outside over a clothesline.
Leslie LottoHOST
0:39
It gives community members a visual representation of the impact of violence in communities.
Brandon PeoplesGUEST
6:34
The, the started last year.
Brandon PeoplesGUEST
6:35
It's called the Clothesline Project, and, uh, what it is is, um, it's, it's kind of like an art exhibit.
Brandon PeoplesGUEST
6:42
It's T-shirts that, uh, folks have designed, whether they are survivors or they know somebody who has, uh, been a, a victim or survivor, and they design T-shirts and we display them at Manhattan Town Center.
Brandon PeoplesGUEST
6:58
So, um, we got about 28 of them last year.

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