deafhope's 6th annual glimmer of hope 2009 program book
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DeafHope's 6th Annual Glimmer of Hope 2009 Program BookTRANSCRIPT
DeafHope mission is to end domestic violence and sexual assault against Deaf women and children through empowerment, education and services.
The Starfish Story The grandmother sits back quietly as she watches hundred of starfish wash up on shore, the ;de leaving them behind to die. She
looks across the beach to see her li?le granddaughter rushing towards the hundreds of starfish. As fast as the li?le girl can, she picks up one starfish at a ;me and begins throwing them back into the ocean. The grandmother in such dismay calls out to the li?le girl, "Hey, can't you see that's an endless ba?le. You can't make a difference. There are way too many." The li?le girl, never stopping to
address her grandmother, reaches down and picks up another starfish, throws it back into the ocean and yells back to her grandmother , "Made a difference for that one."
Dear Patrons & Guests,
Thank you for coming to DeafHope's 6th annual Glimmer of Hope dinner tonight. In the spirit of new leaderships here in our country, we'd like to carry this kind of spirit over to DeafHope. President Obama proclaimed that we chose hope over fear, he said it right. When the name for DeafHope was discussed at the very beginning, we unanimously agreed that HOPE is a powerful word. To hope for better life, for better tomorrows, for violence free lives, for healthier families and relationships, and simply to have hope that things will work out the way it should. We chose not to give in and allow age old society to dictate how violence in the homes and on the streets is acceptable. We chose hope over fear by saying "Enough is enough" and to push for new changes. If we can turn around our economy, build relationships with other countries, and be more environmentally conscious, then we can do this. I am thinking that when Thomas Edison said, "Success is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration" I can only think how important VISUALIZATION is and the ACT of doing it. Once we see what we want based on how we are inspired, we must go out all the way to get it accomplished. We are inspired by your presence here tonight. We are inspired by our VIP waiters who take on the challenge to raise money through tips. We are inspired by the creativity poured into this event. We are inspired by our survivors and their stories. It is not to say any less of you all being 10%, give or take, -‐ you all play an important role in igniting the fire under us to keep going. INSPIRATION is a necessity. A flame cannot be burned without the act of ignition. And now, because of all the inspiration and support we have and will keep receiving, we will continue to roll up our sleeves and tread the path toward our ultimate goal-‐ for social changes, Deaf Women Space, and for Deaf women and children to live violence free lives.
DeafHopefully Yours, Kate Kovacs
Dear Starfish Community,
DeafHope's Purple Sea of Dreams is about the spirit of dreaming big for a better world!! Looking around tonight, there is a purple sea of people, including yourself, here to support DeafHope's dream.
Deaf survivors have shared their difficult situations because shelters in California are not accessible to American Sign Language and the system is not culturally designed for Deaf people. Deaf survivors find themselves having to advocate for their rights instead of focusing on healing from violence.
At times it seems easier to stay with the abuser, who is part of the Deaf community, than to deal with access issues.
My heart breaks for the children taken away from their Deaf mothers because of "failure to protect" from abusive partners. Where can mothers go to protect their children? Our system sets up Deaf survivors for failure, putting them, as well as their children, at greater risk for fatality. There is no place here in California where Deaf survivors can just "be" and focus on healing.
Deaf survivors' stories inspired the DeafHope Board of Directors and staff with a big dream -‐-‐ a residential building for abused Deaf women and their children, where they can live without fear, called A Door To Hope. Exactly one year ago, this dream was just drawings, collages, and scribbles of what we would like to see. Now it has materialized into a 3-‐D model. The vision is passionately clear, shared by many in our very own Deaf community! Many thanks to Hansel Hope and Hope Mitnik, architects who specialize in Deaf Space. They heard our dreams and captured what we envision so eloquently.
Tonight I am excited to announce that our capital campaign's first phase has come to a close. We are starting our second phase -‐to find and purchase a five acre property for our Door to Hope in southern Alameda county (Castro Valley, Dublin, Pleasanton). There is a total of five phases, each phase is approximately one year long. Our goal is to own the property before our 7th Annual Glimmer of Hope in 2010!The Starfish Story shared tonight is a constant reminder that one person at a time can make a difference for one survivor at a time. Each one of you is a starfish contributing to DeafHope's Purple Sea of Dreams. Thank you for being here tonight to dream big for a place of our own -‐ our "Door To Hope".
In spirit of Starfish, Julie Rems-‐Smario, Executive Director
5 PM hors d'oeuvres silent raffle
6:15 PM Master and Mistress of Ceremonies Kenya Lowe and Ryan Commerson
Starfish Story by Felix Macias, Jr
6:30 PM Dinner
The 50th Surprise
7:00 PM Starfish Celebration
7:15 PM Door to Hope Presentation by Deaf Space Architects--Hansel Bauman and Hope Mitnik
Silent Raffle Ends
7:30 PM Live Auction Begins by Auctioneer Taya Levine
10:00 PM Announcement of VIP Waiters' Success
11:00 PM Good Night-- Drive Safely
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING DEAF SURVIVORS OF DV/SV
Kenya Lowe Kenya Lowe is a native of Port Huron, Michigan. She graduated from Port Huron Northern High School. She received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Deaf Education from Michigan State University. Lowe was crowned Miss Deaf Michigan, in 1999. She was the first African-‐American to hold this title. She traveled extensively, giving presentations and workshops to young people and organizations around the state of Michigan on the importance of taking on leadership roles. She competed in the National Association of the Deaf, Miss Deaf America Pageant in 2000. She received an award for best platform presentation on leadership and placed 6th amongst 30 states. Lowe is currently employed as AT&T’s Customer Information Services Outreach Manager for the Michigan Relay Center. She is currently the President of the Miss Deaf Michigan Pageant Association, a community ambassadorship program focused on providing leadership training to young Deaf Michiganders. She serves as Board member for a number of organizations such as: Deaf Community Advocacy Network, a community advocacy agency, and Michigan Deaf Association. She is also a member of the National Association of the Deaf, and Detroit Black Deaf Advocates.
"Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one's definition of your life; define yourself.". -‐-‐-‐-‐Harvey Fierstein.
Ryan Commerson Ryan Commerson was born in Michigan and raised by the world. He received his BA in Television Production and his MA in Cultural Studies from Gallaudet University. In 2008, with Robert Sirvage and Hansel Bauman, he presented on the Deaf Space concept to DeafHope. After the completion of his graduate studies, he launched his film, "Media, Power, & Ideology: Re-‐Presenting D-‐E-‐A-‐F” via www.mosinternational.com. While he makes his first ascent on an ice wall in Colorado, he will work toward establishing MOS International as a non-‐profit organization with a mission to revolutionize the world's consciousness on sign language and human body.
"Philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it."-‐-‐-‐Karl Marx
Taya Levine
"How do you not show up for DeafHope?" All women deserve to support and access to vital services in a time of crisis. It is my honor to join this celebration and reaffirmation of everything DeafHope stands for!"
Shelley Lawrence
"It is well to give when asked, but it is better to give unasked, through understanding.”
-‐-‐ Kahlil Gibran
Nan Zhou
"if you wish to experience peace, provide peace for another.” -‐-‐Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama quotes
Felix Macias
My dream of Deaf Hope... It would be nice if they build a new center back in 50's-‐60's for my mother...
Sarah Hafer
I dream for the day where everybody realizes the power of unconditional love and the unimaginable events shall then unfold everywhere!
Jennifer Pfau
“I dream for the deaf victims’ dream to come true— path to life of serenity and nonviolence. Every dollar contributed will help their dream to come true.”
PaBy O’Sullivan
I dream for the day where peace is not an idea but is real.
Virginia Beach
"I dream of a day when women everywhere will be empowered to make their own choices, and to celebrate the choices they do make.”
Cat Cassidy
I dream of beautiful things for all living beings on this planet and hope we will reach the day when love touches all and cruelty does not exist
Bobbi Barentsen
” I am so honored to be a part of this organization. "
Leah Bartell
when violence against women end, I will celebrate but continue my energy onto fighting other worthy causes.
Kelly Kryzska
My dream for Deasope is that all women leave Deasope with their heads high and utmost confidence!
Nate Twitchell
My dream for Deasope is to keep spreading the love and halt domestic violence!
Amy June Rowley
I wish for everybody to look forward to waking up in the morning to encounter a new day which brings hope and goodness and a day better then the last one.
Amanda Folendorf Miss Deaf California 2007-‐2009
"Turn those clenched fists into clapping hands"
Shane Blau
"If you knew the power of giving, you would not let a single meal pass without sharing it in some way. ” -‐ Buddha
Michael Velez
Recognition creates responsibility. I must take action to make things right in the world if I see something that is wrong.
Chris Held
“Yesterday is history, the future is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why they call it the present!”
Stefanie Ellis-‐Gonzales A bone to the dog is not charity. Charity is the bone shared with the dog, when you are just as hungry as the dog.
-‐ Jack London
Michael Deming
"Being able to give to others is a gift to myself"
Tanja Bierschneider
"When women equally are in the upper hierarchy of life reflecting their political power, strength, support, confidence and female roles women's rights will be more practical in the everyday life. Violence will be lesser".
Cathrael Hackler
"I have a dream that one day no women or children will live in fear."
Jim Brune
“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” – Winston Churchill.
Susie Lai
"If you have much, give of your wealth. If you have less, giveof your heart." -‐ Arabian proverb
Gabe Leung
“There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” -‐ Edith Wharton
Daniel Girard
My dream for Deaf Hope is to have their dreams met!
David Rose
" Jump into the middle of things, get your hands dirty, fall flat on your face, and then reach for the stars."
Jobina NavraVl
My dream for DeafHope is .. I dream for the day when everyone is free enough and strong enough to achieve their own dreams.
Pearlene Utley
“For the children that we bring to the world to not EVER know what Domestic Violence means… “
Erin Oleson
I dream for the day when a tear is not shredded in pain but in happiness.
MaBhew Moyers
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” -‐Winston Churchill
Anna O’Brien
I dream for the day where women understands happiness is within, not by violence. -‐J. Petit Senn
Tom Pennella
"I dream that unconditional love is in our lives…"
Jennifer Savage
My dream is for DeafHope to close. That's when the world is in peace.
Sandra Thrapp
My dream for DeafHope is to have the shelter for the Deaf up and running!
Norman Chan and Sondra Tessmer
Norman: "Think of giving not as a duty but as a privilege" -‐ John Rockefeller Jr
Sondra: "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” -‐ Winston Churchill
Michael MacAulay
"Don't compromise yourself. You're all you've got.” -‐ Janis Joplin
Rita Ribera
Cut not the wings of your dreams,for they are the heartbeat and the freedom of your soul. -‐ Flavia, "Pearls of Widsom”
Jennie Batchelder I'm happy to support Deaf Hope in the ongoing work they do for our community, our world. Violence, especially against womyn & children, is an all too common occurrence that receives minimal attention from our society. The responsibility rests on all of our shoulders to create a better & brighter world, and it is realized through our collective energy & dreams. It is my pleasure to serve you tonight. Bon appétit.
Yelena Barlow
Peace
Pepe Wagnon
Love
VIPS Ken Waits Derek Nunn
Take a peek at the items that you may want to bid!
Two photographs of Whales Framed
Description: Photographed by Ken Arcia Market Value: $150
“We Believe in the Future of Hope”
Description: a linocut made by Brian Berlinski Market Value: Priceless
Hildy Licht’s PoBery Vase
Description: Market Value: $400
Hildy Licht’s PoBery Vase
Description: Market Value: $450
Hildy Licht’s PoBery Vase
Description: Market Value: $350
Hildy Licht’s PoBery Vase
Description: Market Value: $300
NinaMade Handbag Frida Kahla Fabric PaBerns and Black Leather
Description: Every NinaMade bag is a unique creation. I design and sew each bag by handout of "upcycled" materials that I have collected over the past thirty years. Constructed primarily from vintage fabrics, leathers, and vinyl, my bags combine contrasting textures, colors, and materials into original creations. Bags might juxtapose modern industrial materials, such as deconstructed advertising banners, with vintage bark cloth, or combine salvaged leather with contemporary comic book influenced fabric. Designs vary by shape and function, including purses, messenger, laptop, tote, diaper, and shopping bags. Made by Nina Gelfant. Market Value: $140
Birdseye maple anVque table
Description: Only the antique table (the lamp is in silent raffle) Market Value: $250
Sweet Mother Holding a baby Description: Made by Gungaa Market Value: Priceless
Motherhood
Description: Made by Gungaa Market Value: Priceless
“Simply Sweet” made by MAMAS of Sacramento Maureen Thompson, Amy Prewi8, Molly Khatami, Allyson Finn, Shelley Carroll
Description: quilt Market Value: Priceless
Circles of Hope made by Mela T. BenneB
Description: Made out of purple agate stone rings and purple wires with Czech fire polish beads Market Value: Priceless
Starfish of Hope made by Mela T. BenneB
Description: made out of hand cast silver and set with a pearl and mother of pearl starfish. Market Value: Priceless
Pearls of Hope made by Mela T. BenneB
Description: made out of purple and black pearls with abalone and amethyst Market Value: Priceless
Lariat Necklace made by Jaime Recht
Description: Market Value: Priceless
"Purple Comfort" crotched blanket by Maureen Thompson
Description: Market Value: Priceless
Leaf with Dew in Tofino
Description: Photographed on the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia and framed by Robin Mills. Market Value: $125
Description: Photographed in Santa Fe, NM and framed by Robin Mills. Market Value: $125
Southwest Leaves
Description: Photographed from the plane while flying in Lhasa, Tibet and framed by Robin Mills. Market Value:$125
Mountains of Tibet
Description: Photographed on the Gulf Islands in British Columbia and framed by Robin Mills Market Value:$125
Purple Starfish
Description: Photographed at the Panda preserve in Chengdu, China and framed by Robin Mills Market Value:$125
Pandas in Chengdu
Foxglove on Saturna Island
Description: Photographed on Saturna, one of the Gulf islands in British Columbia and framed by Robin Mills Market Value: $125
Purple Sea of Dreams Quilt
Description: Made By DeafHope Quilt Bee Group Market Value: Priceless
“Unity” Quilt
Description: Made By DeafHope Quilt Bee Group Market Value: Priceless
Purplish Quilt
Description: : Made By DeafHope Quilt Bee Group Market Value: Priceless
Royal Dalton Beatrix PoBer Figurines
Description: Market Value: $1,000 Reserve Price: $800
Hand painted Rose Bowls
Description: Made By Hildy Licht Pottery Market Value: $300
Spring Tranquility
Description: Size is approximately 60X60. It is for decoration (wall hanging-‐ loop is included) or for table, etc. Not for bed spread Market Value: Priceless
Purple Wood Table
Description: Made By Ron Trumble Market Value: Priceless
Wood Table
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Wood Box
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Mosaic Side Table
Description: An small end table. 2 1/2 to 3 ft tall ( height). Top table 21/2 foot length and 2 ft width made by Cassie Rosenbrock Market Value: $150
Read Between the Signs Basket
Description: DVD Market Value: $150
Golf Package
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A Photo Sebng
Description: Dawdy Photography Market Value: TBA
Wooden Folk Artwork by Tom Wood
Description: Donated by Wanda Witczak Market Value: $125 each
Cornish Game Hens Baked in PoBer’s Clay Dinner Party for 6-‐10 Description: Host the dinner party of a lifetime! DeafHope’s chefs, Trina Licht, Hildy Licht and Patty O’Sullivan team up to “one up” the chefs of the Food channel with their Cornish Game hens baked in potter’s clay. Succulent birds, individually wrapped in herb butter and prosciutto, are baked for three hours in a slow oven as they might have in Italy a thousand years ago. Your guests will take part in the dinner event when the birds are uncased from their clay baking vessels with chisel and hammer. Patty O’Sullivan provides delectable tartlets for dessert to round out a meal your friends won’t easily forget.
Market Value: $500
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Burke Williams Spa
Description: 60 Minute Massage Market Value: TBA
BASCO ChiropracVc
Description: Initial Consultation and Spinal Exam and 3 sessions of personalized chiropractic care Market Value: $200
BASCO Chiropractic supports Deaf Hope Chiropractic Care Package* Includes: • Initial Consultation and Spinal Exam • 3 sessions of personalized chiropractic care
Experience the Benefits of Chiropractic Dr. Basco specializes in treating your:
! Neck and back pain ! Carpal tunnel ! Migraine or tension headaches ! Pinched nerves ! Injuries from auto accidents ! Whiplash ! Sciatica ! Herniated Disc problems ! Golf and other sports injuries
Treatment may also include DRX9000 Non-surgical spinal decompression (Must medically qualify)
Bay Area Spine Care Office 1926 Broadway Alameda, CA 94501 (510) 523-6773
(Across from Nob Hill Foods) www.BascoChiro.com
*Value over $200.00
Dr. David Basco Chiropractor
One Hour Teeth Whitening
Description: From Jonathan Weisman, D.D.S. Market Value: $400+
ASL Rose Basket made by Dr. Lynn Jacobwitz
Description: includes DVD/Book, T-‐Shirt, Days of week Market Value: $113
Window Cleaning for Bay Area house
Description: Includes cleaning of windows inside/outside, screens, and tracks by Rick Herrera Market Value: $200-‐$450 (depending on size of house)
Sacramento Kings Basketball Vckets
Description: Two seats to see them play against the Philadelphia 76ers Market Value: $150
Sacramento Kings Basketball Vckets
Description: Two seats to see them play against the Memphis Grizzlies Market Value: $150
Oh! Dessa Purse
Description: Bootbag, beads & Bling –making a statement made by Brenda Market Value: $325
Beyond Circumstance Workshop
Description: Get to the root of choice, which is the product of limiting thinking, and find out why certain patterns in your life repeat no matter what actions you take to change things. You will spend two days in an inquiry of how your choices are formed, gain the tools to recognize when you are making choices that will be inconsistent with to the way you want your life to be and be supported in securing your ability to stay on track. Beyond Circumstances is a pre-‐requisite workshop for the Unpainted Picture advanced course. Market Value: $395 per person
“Purple Magic” Necklace and Earrings Description: A unique design of alternating beads in metallic purple and metal, accented with sterling silver beads and beautiful alexandrite crystals that change from purple to blue, depending on the light. The deep purple centerpiece is a large gemstone called blue goldstone, with thousands of tiny metallic flecks that pick up the light. Sterling silver toggle clasp, matching pierced earrings. Designed by Connie Thompson of Seattle Washington , Friend of Deaf Hope
Market Value: $125
Artwork made by Ann Silver
Description: Market Value: $500
Glass Mosaic Table with Dragon flies
Description: Made by Deaf Artist, Dimitry Putilov
Market Value: $200
Glass Mosaic Table with Grapes
Description: Made by Deaf Artist, Dimitry Putilov
Market Value: $200
Photographed of San Francisco framed
Description: Photographed by Ron Hirano
Market Value: $100
Photographed of San Francisco framed
Description: Photographed by Ron Hirano
Market Value: $100
Photographed of San Francisco framed
Description: Photographed by Ron Hirano Market Value: $100
Felix’s Special
Description: All Abalone special basket including abalone earrings, book, and wine Market Value: Priceless
Virgin American Tickets
Description: Two main cabin roundtrip tickets to anywhere Virgin America flies! Market Value: Priceless
DeafHope Quilt Bee Group: Bernice Sigleton,Nancy Cayton, Karen Booth, Lu Bonheyo, Lee Ann Akau, Margaret Mann, Teresa Green, Wendy Salem, Leda Harrison, Clint "Tig" Sallings, Clara Braziel, Vanessa Phillpip, Mariann Le, Teresa, Rosa Peraza, Jasmine, and Shama Khalethia.
Gungaa
From Mongolia
Tom Wood PrimiVve Folk ArVst
“Deaf Heritage” book, published in 1981, page 153:
Tom Wood said “I love wood, to assemble it, carve it, and sometimes to decorate it. It is my whole life.” Wood was born in England in 1902. He became deaf at 18 months as a result of an attack of scarlet fever and whooping cough. He moved to Canada and attended a school or the deaf in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He attended Gallaudet College for one year. Then he worked in the U.S. Government Printing Office for 25 years. Tom had no formal art training. He had his own conceptions of art. His works uniquely display the craftsmanship of wood carving, wood tesserae, and sculpture. They were done in different kinds of wood from all over the world. Most of his works are in the forms of water birds, turtles, llamas, camels and other animals. He did art symbols from his own imagination. He had his first one-‐man show at the Art Gallery, Riverside City College in California.
Robin Mills My exposure to the arts began at birth; I come from an artistic family with a mother who is an abstract painter and a brother who is also an accomplished photographer. Since childhood, I’ve spent many years studying various art forms such as dance, drama, Hopi silver smiting and ceramics at The Idyllwild School of the Arts. My interest in photography began in high school when I participated in class trips up and down the California coast photographing small towns, their inhabitants and environs. In the 1980s I began photographing dancers while studying and performing dance in Santa Cruz and Los Angeles. I have travelled extensively through Europe, Asia, SE Asia, Mexico, Central America, and British Columbia, which has provided many opportunities for photography. Over the years my subject matter interests have shifted between portraiture, urban and nature. More recently I have been drawn to macro (close up) photography. I am drawn to shape, line, color, texture and movement, and enjoy finding the design elements and hidden patterns in the minutia of macro photography. My other artistic endeavors include fused glass and fiction writing, and I am always adding to the list. More of my work can be seen at: http://web.me.com/robinmills1/Robin_Mills/Welcome.html
In loving memory of Mary Dallas Herrold
Mary donated all the fabrics for the quilts
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