Project Unbreakable: where child sex abuse survivors reveal abusers' words

Jane Stevens 1/24/128:07 AM

A few days ago, Mary Holden posted a link to Project Unbreakable. The site shows child sex abuse survivors holding posters with the words of their abusers. It was so intriguing that I had to find out more about it.

Grace Brown, 19, a photography student in New York, came up with the idea last October. She says it's art therapy. It's hit a nerve -- 10 to 20 people submit photos every day.

You can read more on the ACEsTooHigh.com news site.

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