MGA students turn T-shirts into messages of strength
The sociology department partnered with the Crisis Line and Safe House of Central Georgia to help survivors share their stories through color-coded T-shirts.
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Students at Middle Georgia State University’s Macon campus are turning T-shirts into powerful symbols of strength and healing through the Clothesline Project, an art-based event where survivors of violence and their advocates share their stories. Dr. Elaina Behounek, a sociology professor at MGA, says the project uses color-coded shirts to represent different experiences of abuse. “The…