A group at Northern Michigan University is doing its unique part to bring awareness to domestic violence.
With October being domestic violence awareness month, the Health Promotion Office teamed up the Women's Center to put on a display for college students. The group hung custom–designed shirts on a clothesline.
Along with the shirts, the group placed informational packets and brochures to hand out to the students.
Different colors symbolized different meanings.
White shirts were for woman who died from violence. Yellow shirts represented women who have been assaulted and blue shirts represented women survivors of child sexual abuse.