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Different colored shirts that students have written on for the Clothesline Project on April 12, at the Friendship Plaza at City College. At the event, students made different colored shirts to tell their story. A red shirt symbolizes rape, a yellow shirt symbolizes domestic violence, and a purple shirt stands for physical or sexual abuse against the LGBT+ community.

Clothesline Project provides safe space for student expression

CASSIDY L. BARTOLO, Channels Staff
April 13, 2017
Rachel Bourke, city college student and feminist club member, puts the finishing touches on a t-shirt for the SBCC 2015 Clothesline Project, Monday morning, Oct. 26, in the Friendship Plaza on East Campus. The Clothesline Project is an effort to raise awareness about sexual violence and is presented by Student Health and Wellness and City College Connect, with participation from the Feminist Club, the Rape Crisis Center, the Health and Wellness Center and the Pacific Pride Foundation.

Photo Gallery: The Clothesline Project against sexual violence

October 27, 2015
Courtesy of the Clothesline Project event page on Facebook.

Campus event attempts to raise awareness for sexual violence

MEGAN TONTI, Channels Staff
October 23, 2015
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