Below you have the option to participate in the Vanderbilt Clothesline Project. This project gives survivors of sexual violence an opportunity to share their stories with our campus by writing their experience on a t-shirt. Although sexual violence is a main focus of action, please do not limit your response because you think it is not part of this discussion. We want to hear all of your stories, including those of dating violence, or violence based on sexual/gender identity, sexual harassment, stalking or any of these closely-related issues. These stories all reflect the normative and patriarchal culture we are trying to confront.

For anyone who wishes to remain anonymous and/or does not want to come to a public t-shirt session, this form provides you with the option to participate. Nobody can see who has filled out the form, including the individuals who have created it.

In the space provided below please write what you would like on your t-shirt, and a member of VSN will transfer it to a t-shirt. Again, we welcome all responses, including those you might think are "not worthy" or "not remarkable." All stories help to show normality and/or extremity of sexual assault on our campus. Please do not name your perpetrator in this form; we cannot accept these responses for legal reasons. Your t-shirt will be placed on display with other survivors' t-shirts in a location on campus we feel will provide the most impact for students.