Clothesline Project
Auraria Clothesline Project in the Tivoli Student Union. 2018.
Clothesline Project at Auraria...
The Clothesline Project has been installed at Auraria every April and is a beloved project marking Sexual Assault Awareness/Activism Month. On 2019’s clothesline were 257 shirts created over the previous 4 years by survivors and allies connected to the Auraria community. Our clothesline project utilizes color coding to represent 6 types of violence community members have experienced. We have endeavored to represent all identities in our project and are committed to an intersectional representation of violence in our community.
Clothesline Project at Anschutz...
This year will be the first year the Clothesline Project makes its way to CU Anschutz! The Clothesline Project will be visible in the Student Community Bridge and the Health Sciences Library during the month of April. A small display explaining the project will also be available in Building 500.
Decoding Our Project...
T-shirts are color coded according to the following:
Get involved!
Want to contribute a shirt to the project?
Stay tuned for our 2024 Clothesline Project! You can follow us on Instagram @phoenixcenter or sign-up for our email listserv to receive updates about this project.
Anschutz: TBA
You do not need to identify yourself as a survivor to participate in the project. Additionally, if you find the installation or the act of participating to be triggering in any way, advocates are available on a drop-in basis in the PCA or on our 24/7 helpline - 303.556.2255.