Art that Articulates, Art that Aids: A Literature Review of the Role of Art in the HIV/AIDS Crisis. This literature review synthesizes the scholarly work pertaining to how art has been and continues to be utilized by individuals and institutions to respond to the HIV/AIDS crisis.

Higher Ground Agency Assessment. This assessment explores Higher Ground's history and how its various functions, principles, and ideologies resist paradigms contributing to the non-profit industrial complex. I reflect on how the teachings from Mark, my supervisor, defy neo-liberal ideologies and promote compassion and love.

This is a link to the digital repository I created to preserve the artwork created by folks at Higher Ground.

I reflect on my time at Higher Ground and my role in creating an art archive in digital formats. I created an online archive and published a coffee table book with printed, selected pieces. The multiple formats reach a larger population of people. I also reflect on integrating myself into the Higher Ground family.

I summarize my semester research: Art that Articulates, Art that Aids: A Literature Review of the Role of Art in the HIV/AIDS Crisis.

I describe visiting the internship sites of my fellow classmates and the experience of hosting classmates at my own internship site as well.

This document reveals my thoughts and ultimate proposal for a potential campaign at Higher Ground. Having a more reliable transportation system--particularly an alternate transit system for those with special needs-- is a critical for my Higher Ground family. This document explores how to convey this need and identify plausible actions for implementation.

The Annotated Bibliography and Outline are preparation for the final semester paper.