The project’s presence at FSU is the result of collaboration among the Office of the Provost, FSU Facilities, Division of University Advancement and the Division of Student Affairs.
“The Voices Project serves as a powerful reminder of the strength found in shared narratives and the importance of a supportive, informed environment,” said FSU Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Jim Clark. “Hosting this work reflects Florida State’s responsibility to provide immersive experiences that challenge us to listen deeply and uphold our commitment to protecting and empowering the most vulnerable among us.”
The installation will remain on the main floor of the FSU Student Union through May 31.
Students, faculty, staff and the public are encouraged to visit, listen to the narratives and learn more about the resources available through Florida’s child advocacy centers. Survivors everywhere are invited to submit audio recordings up to five minutes long by emailing voices@laurenskids.org.
To learn more about the FSU’s Master Craftsman Studio visit facilities.fsu.edu/mcs, and for more information on the foundation’s mission, visit laurenskids.org.