Clothesline Project: Can you spare a shirt?

Can you spare a shirt? The Women\'s Building will be hosting a display of the Clothesline Project, October 14 - 31 for Domestic Violence Awarenss Month. The display will be co-sponsored by San Francisco NOW Education Fund. We\'re looking for donations of shirts for survivors of violence to decorate and contribute to the display. We are particularly in need of yellow or beige shirts, but any donation is welcome. Please send, or drop off shirts, blouses, or t-shirts of durable material to The Women\'s Building 3543 18th Street (at Valencia), San Francisco, CA 94110. For more information, please contact The Women\'s Building at 415.431.1180 ext. 11, or resourceroom@womensbuilding.org. ---About the Clothesline Project--- The Clothesline Project is a visual display bearing witness to violence against women. During the public display, a clothesline is hung with shirts. Each shirt has been decorated to represent a particular woman\'s experience, by the survivor herself or someone who cares about her. WHITE for women who have died in violence. YELLOW or BEIGE for women who have been battered or assaulted. RED, PINK, or ORANGE for women who have been raped or sexually assaulted. BLUE or GREEN for women survivors of incest or child sexual abuse. PURPLE or LAVENDER for women who have been attacked because of their sexual orientation. The San Francisco NOW Education Fund is the local home of the the Clothesline Project: http://www.sfnow.org/clothes.php