INTERNATIONAL AND ONLINE COLLABORATION
List ongoing as fellow artists and academic/art institutions work collaboratively to foster art exhibitions, create visual poetry opportunities, and publish poetry. To search for specific groups, use search box. 
2023 | British Embassy (artist acknowledgement), posted to unitingus.org website for Peace of War: Intertwined Through Art Allied Arts Exhibition, British Embassy in DC.
2022| CultureDeclares (artist statement), posted to website
2022| ParisLitUp (artist acknowledgement), posted to website and on social media sites
2022| L'Air Arts (acknowledgement), posted to website
​2022| Atelier 11 (artist acknowledgement), art exhibition on site, Paris, France
2022| Praça da República (author acknowledgement), at 46th Book Fair, organized by Paper View Books, hosted at Zine City, Atlas Aveiro, Portugal
2022| Saboteur Awards (podcast acknowledgement), by Damien Donnelly for artists in 2022 involved in helping him receive nomination, posted online 
2022 | Paperview (visual poetry acknowledgement), lists Ashes to Ashes and Trickhouse contribution with new releases on 1 April 2022, posted to Twitter
2022| StAnza Poetry Festival (author acknowledgement), EIC Dan Power introduced and discussed visual poetry (including art from 2022 Annual)
2022| Kingston Uni Town Hall (authors acknowledgement), Poets Chris Kerr, Susie Campbell, Teo Eve, and Director SJ Fowler, provided a preview of The Book of Penteract at Kingston, UK
2021 | The Winnow Magazine (contributor acknowledgement), for authors of 'Dreamscapes', posted to Twitter
2021| Hunger X (artist acknowledgement), nonprofit plants 10 trees in an effort to raise awareness for food insecurities worldwide
2021 Book Launch (acknowledgment of blurb for Eden), Author thanks artists involved in blub for book published by Floodlight Editions in Toronto, ON, CAN
2021 | AngelhousePress (acknowledgement), posted onto website and in newsletter
2021 | Judith: Women Making Visual Poetry (artist), published by Timglaset
2021 | Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health article (acknowledgement), published by Dale Tracy, PhD, Assistant Professor of the Royal Military College of Canada
2021 | Auditioning for Poem Atlas (acknowledgement), published by Poem Atlas
2021 | Poetry in Quarantine (acknowledgement), published by the Scottish Poetry Library
​​2021 | Standout Art from Coven’s Launch (feature, not interviewed), hosted by Leia Butler of Full House Lit Magazine
​2021 | A conversation with the EIC of The Babel Tower Notice Board EIC (acknowledgement), hosted by Amanda Earl of The Small Machine Talks
​2020 | Women and gender non-conforming visual artists (map), developed by Amanda Earl on Google
2020 | Standout film of Ice Floe Press (feature), published by the EIC of The Wombwell Rainbow
NATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
List ongoing as fellow artists and academic/art institutions work collaboratively to foster art exhibitions, create visual poetry opportunities, and publish poetry. ​To search for specific groups, use search box. 
2022| George Mason University (artist support), Uniting US collaborates with university to help artists in LOC exhibition with VHP
2022| DC Public Library (artist support), Uniting US collaborates with DC Public Library and VHP for mural and events at LOC
2022| Operation Gratitude (artist support), veteran program with Challenge America, including a National Art and Poetry Competition
2022 | VET Center (artist collaboration), Vet Center initiates collaborative efforts and showcases veteran art in DC
2022| Dulles International Airport (artist support), Uniting US Present Women Veterans' Artwork at airport​
​2022| Honfleur Gallery (artist support), Organizers and Curators provide advertisement and other methods to share information regarding exhibitions
2022| WIMSA (artist support), Organizers and Curators support Uniting US artists in many programs via events on website, including Tomb 100 events
​2021| Anacostia Business Improvement District (artist support), Organizers and Community Leaders supports the artists of Uniting US
​2021| WIMSA (artist support), Uniting US, Community Building Art Works, and ASAP, offer summer-long creative programming for the military-affiliated community (Including 'Summer with the Arts' 2021
2021| Challenge America (artist support) Organization of veteran programs, including a National Art and Poetry Competition
​2021| Community Forklift (artist support), Organizers provide support to the artists of Uniting US
​2021| Policy Vets (artist advertisement support), Podcasters offer news regarding the artists of Uniting US
2021| Americans for the Arts (artist support), Organizers provide veterans with arts scholarships, including to the 2021 Annual Convention
​2021| ASAP (artist support), Group works together with WIMSA to provide workshops and collaborative experiences, including ASAP alumni programs
2021| Perkinson Center for Arts and Education (artist support), Curators of Quarantine Creations Exhibition, supported by Chesterfield Cultural Arts Foundation, provide support to community arts exhibitions
​​2021| DOD (artist support), Department supports arts initiatives and supports veterans and artists
​2022| 3 Roads Communications (artist support), Organization supports the artists of Uniting US and other veteran artists through media packages and website
​2022| Heart J. Center at Sylvan Dale Ranch (artist support), Organizers help with many veteran initiatives, but especially through actions with LOC event
2022| Wounded Not Worthless (artist support) Group advertises and provides information about artists of Uniting US
2022| Arts 4 Vets (artist support), Organizers supports veterans and artists through website and initiatives
2022| Quilts of Honor (honoree), Organizers plan events to support military veterans and individuals who support veterans
2022| Uniting US (artist support), a nonprofit organization which organizes veteran arts initiatives and is completely run by veterans and their families
2017| The Writer’s Center (author panel participant), Organizers from the Veterans Writing Project plan readings and events
​2012| Boeing Company and the National Endowment for the Arts (artist support), Partners help veterans and artists in many initiatives
2012| Art Works and the National Endowment for the Arts (artist support), Partners help veterans and artists in many initiatives
​2012| Art Works and the National Endowment for the Arts​ (artist support), Partners help veterans and artists in many initiatives
There is a leafy wood fringed by Ocean's farthest marge beyond the Indes and the East where Dawn's panting coursers first seek entrance; it hears the lash close by, what time the watery threshold echoes to the dewy car; and hence comes forth the rosy morn while night, illumined by those far-shining wheels of fire, casts off her sable cloak and broods less darkly. This is the kingdom of the blessèd bird of the sun where it dwells in solitude defended by the inhospitable nature of the land and immune from the ills that befall other living creatures; nor does it suffer infection from the world of men. Equal to the gods is that bird whose life rivals the stars and whose renascent limbs weary the passing centuries. It needs no food to satisfy hunger nor any drink to quench thirst; the sun's clear beam is its food, the sea's rare spray its drink — exhalations such as these form its simple nourishment. A mysterious fire flashes from its eye, and a flaming aureole enriches its head. Its crest shines with the sun's own light and shatters the darkness with its calm brilliance. Its legs are of Tyrian purple; swifter than those of the Zephyrs are its wings of flower-like blue dappled with rich gold."

Claudius Claudianus (c. 370–c. 404 AD)
The Phoenix XXVII (XLIV)

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