The Public is Invited to
"What Were You Wearing?"
An Art Installation
at the Cotton Building
607 Water St. in Port Townsend
from 5:30 - 8 p.m. (During Gallery Walk)
on Saturday April 4th, 2020
“What were you wearing?” is a common question victims of sexual assault hear when they tell their story, and is the impetus for an exhibit to honor Sexual Assault Awareness month. Dove House is offering the "What Were You Wearing” Survivor Art Installation to uplift survivors’ stories and support community dialogue around the question of what enables us as individuals and as a society to ask. Read about last year's What Were You Wearing Event
"What Were You Wearing?"
An Art Installation
at the Cotton Building
607 Water St. in Port Townsend
from 5:30 - 8 p.m. (During Gallery Walk)
on Saturday April 4th, 2020
“What were you wearing?” is a common question victims of sexual assault hear when they tell their story, and is the impetus for an exhibit to honor Sexual Assault Awareness month. Dove House is offering the "What Were You Wearing” Survivor Art Installation to uplift survivors’ stories and support community dialogue around the question of what enables us as individuals and as a society to ask. Read about last year's What Were You Wearing Event
We welcome survivor stories ahead of time to be represented anonymously in the show. If interested in sharing your story, please contact Teresa Shiraishi at Dove House 360-385-5292 or teresab@dovehousejc.org
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