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| Where We Have Been and What
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| What They Have Said |
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Anonymous, Northwestern University Medical School
"Thank you for coming. I am a survivor, and now I know I am not alone."
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Cheryl, Elmhurst College
"The power of the display exists in the raw manner. It forces viewers to recognize abuse. We have
some people who think, this doesn't happen to anyone I know, not here in the suburbs."
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Anonymous,
"Many thanks for
bringing The Clothesline Project. As a recent survivor of rape, I have begun
the struggle to recover what he took away from me. This display shows me that I
am not alone on this journey, and that I may be able to regain all that he took
from
me in time."
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Anonymous,
"Thank you. The silence
has been too profound. I have felt so alone."
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Melinda H., Coordinator of the AMSA
"The display is very moving and disturbing. It puts a personal edge to violence against women. People leave with a sense of how real the
problem is."
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Anonymous
"Wow! I never realized just how many women are abused. This really opened my eves to the ever
existing crime of abuse. Thank You for the opportunity to view this display."
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Anonymous, University of
Illinois in Chicago
"The Clothesline Project was very helpful to me, in my own healing process. I have been hit and
beat by my boyfriend at age 16. 1 have kept it a secret for many years. I have
also seen my sister, mother and friends beaten by the men that they were in
relationships with. It's time society wakes up and does something about this."
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Anonymous,
"I made shirts with one of my best friends. We have both
been raped ... come to think of it it is hard to think female friends who haven't been raped or battered"
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Anonymous, Private Catholic High
School
On a small sheet of paper, simply scrawled "I am physically and mentally abused"
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| Where The Clothesline Project Chicagoland & Suburbs™
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1st Presbyterian Church, Joliet
Agape House, University of Illinois, violence, women and the workplace
The Alumni Association of The Family Institute, Evanston, violence and women
Aurora College
Chicago Presbytery, Combatting Violence Against Women
Christ Hospital, A.W.A.R.E. conference
Christ Hospital, Unity Week
College of DuPage, Women's History Month
Elmhurst College
Great Lakes Naval Training Center, Family Service Center
Harper College DuPage, Wellness Fair
Hull House, Fundraising Event for Hull House
Illinois Institute of Technology
Lake Forest College
Lucent Technology, violence and women
Moraine Valley Domestic Violence Conference
Moraine Valley Community College, Women's Health Fair
North Central College
North Park College
Northeastern Illinois University
Northwestern University
Northwestern University Medical School, presentation to physicians and students
Pastor's Conference, LaGrange
Prairie State College
Rainbow House Shelter, Fundraising Event for Rainbow House
Regina Dominican High School, presentation on dating violence
Roosevelt University
St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital, LULAC
Sarah's Inn Shelter, Fundraising Event for Sarah's Inn
Southwest Women Working Together, Fundraising Event
State of Illinois, State Capital Building, Springfield, Illinois
Take Back the Night Rally Wheaton Park
United Church of Christ, violence, women and the church
University of Chicago
University of Chicago Hospitals
University of Illinois at Chicago
YWCA, Week Without Violence, Thompson Center
YWCA, Week Without Violence, Harrison Park
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