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From left to right, Master Sgt. Karen Erickson, Senior Master Sgt. Susan Schroeder, Staff Sgt. Heather Prigge, all three of the 119th Wing, and ARMY 1st Lt. Rachel Walters, the N.D. National Guard joint force headquarters sexual assault response coordinator, hang a t-shirt at a clothesline project display, July 29, on the Fargo, N.D. Veteran's Administration Hospital grounds. The Clothesline Project display is using t-shirts created by victims of military sexual trauma, and people who have a message to voice about MST, to "break the silence" and to bear witness to sexual violence. The event gives survivors an opportunity to express their experiences through the t-shirt artwork, and for some it may be a first step in the healing process of emotional recovery from violence against them.
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