This is the contract that I created with my internship supervisor Mark Cassity.

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.

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.

I facilitated art therapy sessions at Higher Ground. This is an example of an art therapy lesson plan.