We are excited to offer 2, socially distanced, opportunities to see this powerful display in person and an online
option! This project provides a space for domestic and sexual violence survivors to create and unapologetically
display the “dirty laundry” that is abuse. The t-shirts, which contain powerful stories, images, and artwork, are hung
on a clothesline to show that the people who experience domestic, sexual, or emotional violence aren’t just
statistics but people in our communities and neighborhoods. Check out one of these opportunities:

● DeWitt Park: October 6th, 10am-12pm *Social distancing and masks required

● Trumansburg Farmers Market: October 14th, 4pm-5:30pm *Social distancing and masks required

● 31 Day Virtual Clothesline Project: Follow us on Facebook & Instagram, @AdvocacyTC, to see shirts from our
local collection. If you have a shirt of your own or message for survivors post it using #ACTompkins31Days!