The Clothesline Project, sponsored by Emory Women’s Center, is a visual display of t-shirts containing messages and graphics that bear witness to violence against women. The project consists of 150 shirts, 100 of which were displayed at the Dobbs Center during Rape Awareness Week, April 3-9. New shirts are added to the collection each year, which moves this week to the Carroll Rape Crisis Center in Carrollton, Ga. Photo by Kay Hinton.

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