Publications

The group reviewed a chapter from Basting’s new book, “Creative Care: A Revolutionary Approach to Dementia and Elder Care," discussing what destigmatizing long-term care means to them.

Reich was one of the first academics to see graffiti as a form of public folk art, creating a photographic record and inviting some of the artists to speak in her classroom.

The care packages contain dyed and screenprinted handkerchiefs, herbal tea blends, heirloom seeds, a digital playlist and more.

The call for submissions is open to all Moore students and asks for an 8 x 8 inch artwork in any medium that reflects community mobilization, mutual aid, liberation and community healing and their relationships with art and design.

"We both learned a lot of valuable skills as they pertain to the video game industry."

As a cultural proficiency facilitator, she strives to normalize talking about issues of diversity in the classroom.

Kia Weatherspoon '10, Leslie G. London and Shelley R. Smith have been named to the Board of Managers.