Last year's series used images of explicit physical abuse. This year, with the Commission focussing on high school and college girls, McCagg and Garrett inverted their approach. The campaign uses the geography of the train to underscore its message. As you walk the train you get each picture one by one, and you get more of the feel of, an impact from each girl. When people are staring at it you can see the reactions on their face-it's pretty incredible.
Domestic violence is a concrete evil.
Molly Peacock reading Dante excerpt up and under. Poetry in Motion began in 1992 as collaboration between the Poetry Society of America and the Metropolitan Transit Authority and is now featured in ten United States cities. Three people chose the verse seen in the New York subways. We wanted to bring real poems, to real people. We wanted to give people the chance to read poetry as it's meant to be read, which is over and over again.