“After the Silence” Opportunity
“After the Silence”
The Courage to Stand Up Against Domestic Abuse
Will you be the voice that makes it possible to begin the end to the cycle
of domestic violence?
Created in conjunction with Health Presentations, a 501c3 charitable
corporation, Jon Theuerkauf of Credit Suisse Bank, Denise Berger and
Tony Valenziano.
Health Presentations scientific studies are part of HP ACE Studies
which includes the science and research necessary to end the cycle of
domestic violence and abuse.
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The Beginning to the End of the Cycle of Domestic Violence and Abuse
integrating Education, Inspiration and Art.
Approximately 1,400 women a year – four every day – die in the United
States as a result of domestic violence. And 132,000 women report that
they have been victims of a rape or attempted rape, and it is estimated
that an even greater number have been raped, but do not report it. One
in four women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime. Family
violence accounted for 11 percent of all violence between 1998 and 2002.
It is time to begin the end to the cycle of domestic violence. It is time to
educate those we love to pre-qualify love. As we so successfully stymied
the tobacco industry so will we with domestic violence.
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BUSINESS OVERVIEW AND INDUSTRY TRENDS
On average, four people in the United States die daily from child abuse
and neglect.1 Domestic violence has reached epidemic proportions and
become an international priority. The direct and indirect costs of
domestic violence are now estimated at $24.4 billion per year in the
United States alone—and are growing.
Dr. Lee Jong-wook, former Director-General of the World Health
organization (WHO) reported on a landmark, international study
(2005), saying,” This study shows that women are more at risk from
violence at home than in the street and this has serious repercussions for
women's health…the study also shows how important it is to shine a
spotlight on domestic violence globally and treat it as a major public
health issue.2
According to the WHO Violence Prevention Report of August 21, 2007:
Violence is a major obstacle to health and
development, but as Nelson Mandela said in the
foreword to the World report on violence and health,
\"Violence can be prevented. Violent cultures can be
turned around … Governments, communities and
individuals can make a difference\". As well as
increased awareness that violence is preventable,
notable achievements of the first 5 years of the Global
Campaign for Violence Prevention…include
consolidating and disseminating normative guidance
on how to prevent violence; carving a niche within
government health ministries for focal persons to
1
Department of Health and Human Services report titled “Child Maltreatment 2005”. 2005 is the latest year for which
national child maltreatment statistics are available. This report is available by calling the Child Welfare Information
Gateway at (800) FYI-3366 or on the Internet.
2
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2005/pr62/en/index.html
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promote violence prevention; and taking stock of the
scale and nature of the violence problem and the
responses to it. At the individual level, tens of
thousands of people in scores of countries have been
touched by violence prevention programs and
thousands of victims have been helped to cope with
the aftermath of their experience through services
established as part of the Global Campaign for
Violence Prevention.
In other words, intervention in the form of individual and local efforts,
works!
Studies such as the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study3 have
proven that traumatized children bring long-term, negative
consequences resulting from maltreatment into their adulthood. ACEs
are now internationally considered to be the threshold to some of the
leading causes of premature death in adult populations.
While scientific research is necessary to substantiate the realities of
domestic violence, nothing brings that information to light more clearly
than the faces and voices of those of us who have survived. By standing
up in public forums and speaking the truths of our lived histories, we
educate and empower others to do the same. We thereby break the
cycle of abuse and neglect that allow this global epidemic to flourish.
We are the faces and voices of hope.
Health Presentations is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization.
We administer three major programs, all of which have a common goal:
To globally diminish domestic violence and its long-term, negative
health and social consequences.
Health Presentations has the following programs available for You,
should they choose to use them
THE ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACE) STUDY OUTREACH PROGRAM –
The ACE Study is collaboration between scientists from Kaiser
Permanente in Southern California and the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia. Scientists are analyzing the data
collected from over 17,000 adult Kaiser patients. The findings are
stunning; they indicate that not only are child abuse and neglect very
common at all socio-economic strata, but the long-term behavioral and
3
http://acestudy.org
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health consequences underlie the most common causes of premature
death. Over 50 peer-reviewed papers have been published as a result of
the Study, which has gained international acclaim and interest. ACE
Reporter is the quarterly newsletter produced by Health Presentations,
which digests ACE Study findings and makes them readily available to
people of all walks of life via http://acestudy.org.
HEALTH PRESENTATIONS HAS COMPILED A GROUP OF AUTHENTIC VOICES, a
grassroots group of over 20,000 survivors of domestic violence, and
those who care for them has been established to include as part of After
the Silence. Originally established by Children’s Hospital of San Diego,
these survivors will be available and willing to provide live
presentations, peer-support, policy advising, program development, best
practices information, and educational workshops.
“After the Silence Series” is a highly specialized outreach effort
designed by Kathryn Keats.
AFTER THE SILENCE - The Opportunity
“After the Silence Series” is the brainchild of Kathryn Keats After the
Silence is a series of events featuring speakers who are artists from all
mediums, celebrities included, who have overcome their own histories of
being treated violently. They will share their most private stories,
illustrating them through their media of choice (e.g. film, painting,
music) to educate and inspire audiences to become active in efforts to
begin the end of the cycle of domestic violence.
Educators will hold seminars and a celebratory concert will end each
series.
Kathryn Keats and celebrity contributors will provide press and
meetings with safe houses, schools and governmental officials.
Every effort will be made to engage qualified artists who are local to the
regions where each After the Silence Series is happening. As each
keynote speaker integrates his own art in each keynote our audiences
will experience the world of domestic violence in a way that has never
been done. The ability to speak through art in undeniably effective and
is the perfect tool to take into to educational institutions.
http://www.kathrynkeats.com
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http://www.members.soundclick.com/kathrynkeats
http://www.sonicbids.com/kathrynkeats
Market Opportunity
While every year there are dozens of conferences related to domestic
violence issues, held all over the world, most of these are available only
to professionals who are either members of the sponsoring
organizations, or who pay a premium to attend without membership.
Even at such professional conferences, it is rare to hear adult survivors
speak directly to the audiences assembled.
Kathryn Keats has directly experienced a growing demand for
information related to domestic violence. This demand is increasingly
originating from professionals, corporations and from individual family
members who are seeking guidance and resources for healing.
What we are proposing is a unique series of events that are not
restricted to professionals, that are in fact geared to community
attendance, thereby reaching the very people who most need the
information we offer—parents, children—families and the communities
that raise our children. We will educate to pre-qualify love in order to
begin the end of the cycle of domestic violence and abuse.
We therefore propose a day filled with fun, lively, engaging
informational/educational sessions and materials. This will be followed
by an evening with a keynote speaker from the arts that will integrate
his/her chosen medium to communicate her story. A live-entertainment
musical concert – a celebration of hope…a party to celebrate our
achievements as educators, doctors, legal workers, social workers,
businesses, sponsors, media and--more importantly, family and friends
of survivors and those who did not, who are committed to make
community-level progress toward ending the cycle of domestic abuse
and violence.
The Established Brand-Sponsor
We invite You to be our primary brand sponsor. We will work closely
with you to offer every possible sponsor advantage.
A highly regarded team of professionals will be assembled to implement
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a media blitz in each city where an After the Silence Series event is
scheduled to occur. This will begin 6 months before each event. Every
reasonable marketing tool will be used, including the Internet, radio,
and public service announcements by celebrities and survivors. Spots
on local and national television will be incorporated into regular shows
that appeal to family markets.
Celebrities will be engaged to participate in all aspects of the series. This
includes well-known doctors, authors, artists, athletes, and musicians.
Kathryn Keats will be the frontline spokes person throughout the entire
marketing round representing the series as the person who gave a face
to domestic violence in the criminal justice system.
All proceeds from Ms. Keats created materials for the series will return
directly back to the AFT Series and Health Presentations to support
After the Silence Series and the ongoing research and educational
advances of Health Presentations, in support of the After the Silence
and Adverse Childhood Experiences Study programs. These materials
will include music and literature with celebrity collaboration, DVDs,
audio books, art prints and such. Artists will be required to formally
grant permission for this purpose. This will be the case with any and all
materials created for the series by celebrities and non-celebrities alike.
Music and visual media will be an integral part of the marketing
strategy for the AFT Series, including an ongoing musical campaign to
strengthen our ability to communicate our message and guarantee that
young generations are reached in all efforts to bring an end to the cycle
of domestic violence and abuse.
We will avail ourselves to create music, film, documentary segments for
television and the Internet and freely perform concerts for You. We are
able to provide any and all of the creative needs You will need. Our
team of creators is honed in branding and will offer this expertise
whenever You request it.
Major Online Partnerships
It is our goal to reach across America and to the rest of the world in our
efforts to begin the end to the cycle of domestic abuse and violence. Our
Internet partners make this possible as well as our on land partners in
all part of the world. There are many organizations whose work is
related to ours. Some of these are Prevent Abuse America, and it’s
various State affiliates, Children’s Hospitals and Children’s Advocacy
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Centers throughout the world, Consciously Social, Missing Persons,
perhaps Readers Digest, Your Life Magazine, Manhattan Society,
Money Pants, Counseling Resource, a multitude of online music
distribution outlets, radio shows as well as many others. All of these
organizations have web sites and lists of subscribers through which
invitations to additional sponsors, should You desire to invite for a
variety of useful sponsorships and/or to attend and further carry our
message to attendees both on land and virtually and the press.
Reaching both Domestic& Foreign countries
Given the fact that You are a widely established and worldwide
corporation we anticipate international participation to be realized in
our second year.
We have verbal commitments from several sources to participate in
various aspects of AFT Series. With Your participation our ability to
secure these commitments will be realized.
Technology Partners for Education, Keynotes and Music
Kintera, MSN, Yahoo, Google, AOL, and itunes, Pandora, Craigslist,
Sonicbids and more will be invited to donate their technological support
and participate in this endeavor. Locally focused technological partners
will also be recruited. With You at the helm we will surely succeed in
raising the attention and participation of these valuable sponsors.
Business Model and Financial Projections available on request.
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The People - Biographies
KATHRYN KEATS
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=708957
http://sonicbids.com/kathrynkeats, http://www.kathrynkeats.com
Kathryn’s life story is unbelievable yet substantiated in a jury trial that
changed history. Kathryn was in hiding for over 20 years. She had to
change her identity and could not continue her life’s work as a
communicator and singer/songwriter. Forced by extreme circumstances
of domestic violence, Kathryn had no choice but to give up her career.
Now, safe, she has taken back her voice and is poised to use it—and her
formidable connections and music skills—to help end the cycle of
domestic violence.
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Kathryn’s CD “After the Silence” is available at
http://kathrynkeats.com, the Readers Digest Store, itunes, Rhapsody
and Virgin UK. Kathryn has appeared on \"The Montel Williams
Show\", following her story’s being featured in Reader's Digest United
States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada (French) (March 2007-
September 2007). She has also been featured in Woman Magazine,
United Kingdom; Your Life Magazine, Manhattan Magazine, Readers
Digest Pod Cast, The San Francisco Chronicle, SF Gate Podcast, Mom’s
the Word, Mancow Radio Show, The San Francisco Chronicle Podcast,
Chat with Women, Sean Rimas, Castle Rock Radio, The Her Freedom
Show and has been a keynote speaker and concert artist (with her
seven-piece band “After the Silence” at Symphony Hall NYC, Unity
NYC, Jeans for Justice, Sissy Swig’s Partners Against Domestic
Violence, The Clothesline Project, Veterans Village. Kathryn has been
extensively interviewed for Missing Persons Radio Show, Wealth 4 you
in Spirit, Miracle Makers Club as well as several other Internet
Broadcasts after coming out of hiding.
Kathryn Keats has lived through what most do not; she shares her
story speaking about the candid truths of her life as both victim and
victor. Model Records provides music for concerts, celebrity artists,
packaging of concert publicity and the production of CD’s compilations,
where all proceeds go to You and Health Presentations to work toward
ending the cycle of domestic abuse and violence. Model Records
produced Kathryn Keats’ After the Silence CD, her first CD since
changing her identity at the age of twenty-four.
www.sonicbids.com/kathrynkeats
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=708957
www.kathrynkeats.com
keatsconti@aol.com
Business Consultant for Kathryn Keats and After the Silence Series -
Jon Theuerkauf, MD- Credit Suisse
* Global Head- Operational Excellence
* Global Co-Head- Cost Management Initiative
Carol A. Redding is the Chief Executive Officer of Health Presentations,
a California Nonprofit 501c3 Public Benefit Corporation, dedicated to
providing information and resources related to human health and well-
being. Health Presentations’ programs include dissemination of the
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findings of the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study, and
Authentic Voices an international grassroots group of adult survivors of
childhood trauma, who work toward prevention through education.
For more than twenty years, Carol has served San Diego State
University in a variety of roles, including Information Technology
Consultant and Project Manager for the Accessible Technology
Initiative. She is a past Fellow of the Association of Teachers of
Preventive Medicine, assigned to the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention Department of Chronic Disease Prevention and Health
Promotion. A published writer and member of the American Medical
Writers Association, Carol holds a BA in Art History from San Diego
State University, and a Master of Arts in Organizational Management
from the University of Phoenix.
Carol’s volunteer work is extensive, including IT and Business
Consultant, and Grant Writer, to the California Institutes of Preventive
Medicine. In addition, Carol is a Private Investigator, licensed to
practice in the State of California. She is a survivor of child abuse and
neglect, and dedicated to ending the global epidemic of child abuse and
neglect. Carol is also the creator, editor, and publisher of ACE
Reporter a free medical research publication on the effects of adverse
childhood experiences on adult health and well being. Survivor of three
types of cancer, Carol is dedicated to helping all people understand the
link between childhood abuse and its long-term health consequences.
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Health Presentations’ Board of Directors
Carol A. Redding, MA – President
E-mail: redding@acestudy.org or redding@mail.sdsu.edu
Address: P O Box 3394
La Jolla, CA 92038-3394
Phone: 858.454.5631 or 619.594.1093
Sara A. Fitzpatrick, MSN, CRNA – Vice-President and Secretary
Ms. Fitzpatrick is Co-Founder of Health Presentations. A Certified
Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Sara is licensed to practice in California,
Hawaii, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and
Washington. A 1995 graduate of the Kaiser School of Nurse Anesthesia,
Sara earned her Master of Science in Nursing from CSU Long Beach.
She has provided general, regional and MAC anesthetics for full
surgical and obstetrical services at Straub Clinic and Hospital, Kaiser
Permanente, and Tripler Army Medical Center, in Honolulu, and now
practices in locum tenens.
In addition, Sara donates her time and skills as a member of a team of
volunteer medical professionals, who provide life-saving, and life-
changing surgeries for people all over the world--people who would not
otherwise benefit from professional surgical interventions.
Sara is deeply devoted to humanity, to her large, extended family, and
her two Labradors Max and Sophia.
E-mail: sfitzcrna@aol.com
Address: 2628 Landis Street
San Diego, CA 92104
Phone: 808.780.4991
Rob Goodwin, JD – Treasurer
Rob Goodwin is a licensed California real estate broker who specializes
in the acquisition of vacant land for long-term investment purposes. He
has also been an attorney for nearly 20 years, with an active
membership in the State Bar of California and past memberships in the
state bars of Florida and Washington.
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Rob’s past activities outside the workplace include six years as a pro
bono mediator with the Legal Aid Society of the Orange County,
Florida Bar Association and seven years as an instructor teaching
various law and business courses with the University of Phoenix.
E-mail: landgrabber@hotmail.com or
sunset.properties@yahoo.com
Address: 1600 Oxford Street
Redwood City, CA 94061
Phone: 650.380.7062
David L. Chadwick, MD – Member-at-Large
Dr. Chadwick is a pediatrician from California where he was born,
educated, and spent most of his career. Since the 1960's he has
specialized in child abuse diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. He
recently participated as a research professor at the University of Utah,
School of Medicine, where he helped to build a child abuse medical
research community. Dr. Chadwick is currently pursuing research on
the effects of the falls of young children and methods for differentiating
between accidental injury and child maltreatment.
A graduate of the University of California (Berkeley, Los Angeles, and
San Francisco), Dr. Chadwick has held a wide array of clinical,
academic and administrative positions at the UCLA Medical School,
Department of Pediatrics, USC School of Medicine, UCSD School of
Medicine, and the University of Utah School of Medicine. He has also
served as Director of Outpatient Services at Children's Hospital of Los
Angeles; Co-Program Director, Clinical Research Center; Co-Director
of Genetics Unit, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles; Director of
Clinical Services, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles; Senior Vice
President/Medical Director, Children's Hospital of San Diego; and
Director Emeritus of the Chadwick Center for Children and Families,
Children's Hospital of San Diego.
Dr. Chadwick's career includes military service in both the US Navy
and Air Force. Additionally, Dr. Chadwick is a member, founding
member, and/or serves on the Boards of Directors of numerous
organizations. Among these are the San Diego County Medical Society,
California Medical Association, CMA Task Force on Child Abuse,
American Medical Association, National Advisory Council on Family
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Violence, Chair of Steering Committee, National Advisory Council on
Family Violence, National Coalition of Physicians Against Family
Violence, American Academy of Pediatrics, Western Society for
Pediatric Research, San Diego Community Child Abuse Coordinating
Council, SDCCACC Physical Abuse Review and Legislative
Committees, American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children,
Parents Against Child Abuse, International Society for the Prevention
of Child Abuse and Neglect, the Helfer Society, and Physicians for a
Violence-Free Society.
Dr. Chadwick is considered one of the world’s pre-eminent experts in
child abuse and domestic violence and is the recipient of numerous
Awards recognizing his outstanding contributions to the field of
Pediatric Medicine and Research. Among these are the \"Diogenes
Award\" from the San Diego Chapter of the Public Relations Society of
America; the \"Headliner of the Year (Medicine)\" Award from the San
Diego Press Club; \"Initiative and Leadership as First Chairperson of
the California Assoc of Children's Hospitals Quality
Assurance/Utilization Review Task Force\", California Professional
Society on the Abuse of Children (CAPSAC) Distinguished Service
Award; San Diego County Credit Union \"Outstanding Contributions to
the San Diego Community\" Award; \"Special Recognition Award for
Contribution to Physician Education at Children's Hospital and Health
Center\"; American Academy of Pediatrics \"Distinguished Service
Award for Work in Child Abuse\"; the San Diego Rescue Mission
Award for \"Pioneering Work with Abused Children; and certificate of
appreciation from the San Diego State University, School of Social
Work.
Dr. Chadwick is founder of Chadwick Center for Families and
Children, which is now part of Rady’s Children’s Hospital in San Diego,
California. Dr. Chadwick has authored dozens of research papers.
Email: dlchadwick@cox.net
Address: 4816 Rushville Lane
La Mesa, CA 9194
Phone: 619.442.3838
John Yeager – Member-at-Large
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John Yeager is a California-licensed mortgage broker
www.JYLoansInc.com, past-president of the San Diego Chapter of the
California Association of Mortgage Brokers http://www.cambsd.org/,
and President of Yordy Capital Corp. www.YordyCap.com. John holds
a BS degree in exercise and nutrition and participates in an annual
cross-country cycling event. Uncle to his brother’s young children,
John and his wife Linda are deeply devoted to creating a safer world for
children everywhere.
E-mail: John@YordyCap.com
Address: PO Box 2787
Valley Center CA 92082
Phone: 760.749.8931
FAX: 858.764.9774
Robert F. Anda, MD, MS – Scientific Advisor and Co-principal
Investigator, Adverse Childhood Experiences Study
Dr. Anda graduated from Rush Medical College in 1979 and received
his Board Certification in Internal Medicine in 1982. During 1982-1984
he completed a Fellowship in Preventive Medicine at the University of
Wisconsin where he also received a Masters Degree (MS) in
Epidemiology.
He played the principal role in the design of the ACE study, subsequent
analysis of the ACE Study data, and preparation of its numerous
scientific publications and serves as its Co-Principal Investigator. Dr.
Anda has more than 100 peer-reviewed publications as well as
numerous government publications and has authored several book
chapters. In addition, he has received numerous awards and
recognition for scientific achievements. He is frequently invited to
speak about the ACE Study as a keynote or plenary speaker at regional
and national meetings and has presented the ACE Study findings at
Congressional briefings.
E-mail: robanda@bellsouth.net
Address: 340 Inverness Shores Drive
Fayatteville, GA 30215
Phone: 678.817.9300
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Vincent J. Felitti, MD – ACE Study Consultant (Co-principal
Investigator, Adverse Childhood Experiences Study)
Dr. Felitti is a graduate of Johns Hopkins Medical School (1962), and a
Physician in the Department of Preventive Medicine, Southern
California Permanente Medical Group. He founded the Department of
Preventive Medicine for Kaiser Permanente in San Diego, California, 30
years ago, and served as Chief of Preventive Medicine until March
2001. Under Dr. Felitti’s leadership, the Health Appraisal Division of
the Department of Preventive Medicine provided Comprehensive
Medical Evaluation to 1.1 million people; and during his career, the
health risk abatement programs expanded from three (weight loss,
smoking cessation and stress management) to a wide range of cutting-
edge risk abatement programs offered to over 1,000 patients per month
at one facility. Dr. Felitti is also Clinical Professor of Medicine at
University of California, San Diego, and a Fellow of The American
College of Physicians, licensed to practice medicine in Maryland,
California, and Arizona.
E-mail: vjfmdsdca@mac.com
Address: 464 Prospect Street
La Jolla, CA 92037
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A Plea from Kathryn Keats
We must begin to educate our children, our nieces, our sons, our
grandchildren, our friends, and our communities, to pre-qualify love.
We must begin to teach our children, from a very early age, to find out
whom they are letting into their lives and their hearts.
We must begin to pre-qualify love as adults. We must commit to ask
questions and communicate with one another and the parents and
friends of our young.
If we provide tools and time for this education, on an ongoing basis,
much like the system of education we provide about the use of condoms,
the use of tobacco, we will begin to see a decline in the horrific numbers
of cases of domestic abuse and violence.
And we will, with this education, begin to see who is at risk for violent
behavior and to understand the circumstances about why their behavior
exists.
We will be able to begin to heal people who are abused, potential
abusers or dangerously mentally ill.
If we teach people to pre-qualify love we will save many from going
through both sides of this hell. And with that we will save families and
loved ones from unbearable pain and the feeling of helplessness.
It is time we begin to end the cycle of domestic abuse and violence as
well as the horrific cycle of mental illness and character structures that
lead people to be abusers.
This can be done. And it is up to you, to me, to make sure it is
accomplished.
One in four women are battered.
One in three children neglected.
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How many young people are at risk and have to end up as abusers,
victims, mentally ill, or dead in order for a wide spread educational
program to be put into place, beginning with grade schools?
How many more shows do we need to see about a dead woman, a dead
child, a mentally ill man, and a murdered family? How many times are
we going to miss the boy, who at 12, begins to feel paranoid, feel
suicidal, hear voices, and then tries to self medicate with weed, in order
to feel normal, only to begin the cycle of unwarranted agony and
violence?
I ask you to answer these questions.
I beg you to begin speaking out now.
If we teach people how to pre-qualify love, vast numbers of these people
can and will be saved from a horrific life or death.
If we can cover a penis with a condom and save lives, if we can spread
the word in effective campaigns about lung cancer, stopping thousands
of kids from wanting to smoke, can we not educate our children to find
out, ask questions, get answers, from the kids they begin to hang out
with, in order to pre- qualify love?
Can we not provide tools for one another so violence and pain and loss
of life are diminished?
We can save people from living in a hell I know too much about.
It is time. We have begun.
Talk to your kids, your employer, your parents, and if you think
someone is in trouble, stick your nose in their business. You might just
save a life.
Kathryn Keats
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