The week will be filled with activities where the campus community and the Oskaloosa community can learn more about issues related to violence. One of the week's main activities is The Clothesline Project, which was started in 1990 as a visual display that bears witness to violence and to provide a nationwide network of support and encouragement. During the display, a clothesline is hung with shirts decorated to represent a survivor of violence and their experience. If you are a survivor or know of someone who was a victim of violence, a t-shirt is waiting for you. T-shirts and art supplies will be available when the Clothesline Project goes on display in the lower level of Wilcox Library at William Penn.
All activities are open to the public.
For more information, contact Dr. Rogers at 673-1064.