<p dir="ltr">Title IX is a law for federally funded educational institutions created to prevent discrimination based on sex. While Title IX has been helpful in some respects, there are still astronomically high rates of sexual violence on college campuses - despite ongoing and/or required sexual violence education programs for first year students. Unfortunately, the current state of educational programming around Title IX or sexual violence issues on US college and university campuses is focused almost solely on prevention – with very little if any education about what the Title IX process is for reporting acts of violence. The educational program developed here aims to close the gap of knowledge and give college students a reasonable expectation of the standard procedures and processes; and provide resources through an in-person presentation.</p>

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Bad Paper follows the lives of former military service members, who have received an other-than-honorable discharge, but also have service-connected post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Due to the "suck it up" culture of the military, many of these veterans would not report any psychological troubles in fear of being labeled "weak" and potentially affecting their promotions. With no outlet for their PTSD, drugs and alcohol became a way of "self-medicating," which led to their dismissal from the service. A dishonorable discharge, commonly called "bad paper," from the military disqualifies veterans from receiving help from the VA. The process to overturn this status is arduous and veterans must navigate the bureaucracy of the Veterans Affairs (VA) administration as well as the individual military branches with virtually no help from either.