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A series of arresting new print ads show how domestic violence can leave a lasting, unseen mark on the children who witness it.
Each of three images features the top of a kid’s head. Instead of hair, or skin, the skull has been stripped away to reveal a brain. There, etched into the folds, are the outlines of a man attacking a woman. “Once they see it, it stays with them,” reads one. “Not all scars are visible,” says a second.
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