The Monument Quilt is a project of Baltimore-based survivor collective FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture to create and demand space to heal, and resist a singular narrative about sexual violence.

Explore art in a multi-sensory way as mindfulness practitioners share their skills, insights, and reflections.

Join Wednesdae at Module 7 of this 8 module course brought to you by the MoMA.

Engaging with art can support well-being by helping us build skills that have value in our daily lives, such as deepening awareness, considering new perspectives, and sparking inspiration. When we tend to our well-being, we cultivate our sense of purpose, identity, insight, and connection with ourselves and others. By taking this course, we hope you discover what well-being looks like, feels like, and means to you and that you find new ways to nurture well-being in your life through art.

Co-Authored Book Chapter Entitled: Body Liberation and Creating Queer Worlds in Art Therapy Eating Disorder Treatment

This Is Where The Magic Happens

Peace Poles are part of ongoing research on how social action art therapy can serve as an intervention for compassion fatigue and burnout.

Nasty Women Art Show 2020

This mannequin sculpture was created depicting the duality of racial-based violence, gender based violence, and sexual based violence.

This Is Where The Magic Happens