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![Sponsored by Mississippi State’s Department of Health Promotion and Wellness, the Clothesline Project is returning to the university’s historic Drill Field. On display Tuesday-Thursday [Sept. 26-28], the annual campus display is part of a national effort to promote public awareness, healing and support for those affected by violence. (Photo by Sarah Tewolde)](/sites/www.msstate.edu/files/inline-images/Clothesline_project_20160913_ST0108_0.jpg "The Clothesline Project returns to MSU’s historic Drill Field. (Photo by Sarah Tewolde)")
STARKVILLE, Miss.—With a goal of promoting public awareness and healing for those affected by violence, the Clothesline Project is returning to Mississippi State University’s historic Drill Field.
The project will be on display 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday [Sept. 26-28]. Each day, participants will have the opportunity to produce a shirt design that reflects personal experiences with violence or honors a friend or loved one affected by violence.
Sponsored annually by MSU’s Department of Health Promotion and Wellness, the Clothesline Project is part of a national effort to aid the healing process for survivors of violence.
Educating, raising awareness and providing a support system also are major goals of this project. Learn more at www.clotheslineproject.org.
For more information on the Clothesline Project at MSU, contact Magnolia Allen at mma142@saffairs.msstate.edu or 662-325-2090.
Details about MSU’s Department of Health Promotion and Wellness can be found at www.health.msstate.edu, as well as on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @msuhpw.
MSU is Mississippi’s leading university, available online at www.msstate.edu.