Clothesline Project & Take Back The Night
The Clothesline Project and Take Back the Night Rally are part of CVIC at UND's commitment to raise awareness, honor survivors, and engage our campus in prevention and education.
Upcoming Events
Clothesline Project
T-shirts created by survivors of violence or by loved ones of victims lost are displayed.
The Clothesline Project is a powerful visual display of t-shirts created by survivors of violence or by loved ones. Each shirt shares a story of pain, resilience, hope, and healing.
By walking through the display, you are invited to reflect on the impact of violence, honor survivors' voices, and learn more about the resources available both on campus and in the community.
Take Back the Night
Take Back the Night is part of a global movement to end sexual violence, relationship violence, and all forms of gender-based harm. At UND, the rally creates a space to stand in solidarity with survivors, uplift voices, and commit to building a safer community together. The evening will include remarks from survivors, student and campus leaders, and community partners. Opportunities to connect with local resources are available.
For more information, contact CVIC at UND.
Support
The Clothesline Project and Take Back the Night Rally can be triggering for some individuals. Support is available at CVIC at UND, Community Standards & Care Network, Civil Rights & Title IX Office and the University Counseling Center.