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On Wednesday, May 11, 2022, actresses and child advocates Julianne Michelle and Tina Louise hosted The Inaugural Mommy’s Heart Cocktail Reception and Silent Auction from 6pm-8pm at the very beloved Upper East Side staple, Dorrian’s Red Hand. Jimmy and Danny Dorrian graciously donated all food and wine for the evening, which included a silent auction of film and TV walk-on roles, consultations, acting and speech lessons, gift baskets, holistic and wellness treatments and packages, and more, a video presentation, a beautiful performance of the National Anthem by Patrick Hale, a Mommy’s Heart hugs booth, and gift bags featuring CBD infused candles and hand sanitizers adorned with the Mommy’s Heart logo. The host committee included Michael Madsen, Sally Kirkland, Florence Anthony, Nellie Sciutto, Michael J. Golia, and Tabber Benedict. Advisory Board members include Micheline Lataliza Epstein, MD, MS, FAAFP, Samuel K. Kelley, MD, Michael J. Golia, MD, JD, Kris McDaniel-Miccio, JD, LLM, JS.D, Linnda Durré, Ph.D., Lorraine Silvetz, MSW, Amy Neustein, Ph.D., Donna West, ACS Specialist/Supervisor, Sally Kirkland, Michael Madsen, Tina Louise, Amy Carlson, Sean Stone, Rita Cosby, Valerie McCaffrey, Maggie Norris, Brook Altman, Alicia Jackson and Lauren Lawrence. Additional notable attendees included Jean Shafiroff, Myles Von Trapp Derbyshire, Joycelyn Engle and Joseph Di Palma, Edward Drengot Stroh, Barbara Tate, Leigh Held, Paige Bluhdorn, Douglas Dechert, Carolyn Ward, Heidi Leiser, Chanel Korby, Regina Kravitz, Adrienne Stern, Errol Rappaport, Natalie Merkel and Lisa Yom. Photographers for the evening included Michael Ostuni/PMC, Jeff Smith, and Jayden Bempong.

Lorraine Silvetz, MSW, Executive Director of Global Stress Initiative under the auspices of the International Committee Against Mental Illness (ICAMI) announced, during the evening, their donation to Mommy’s Heart for one client to receive a month’s treatment for PTSD utilizing their non-invasive protocol, individualized transcranial magnetic stimulation (iTMS). This treatment, valued at over $12,000, is administered at a Global Stress Initiative clinic affiliate in Syosset, New York, five days a week, for 40 minutes each day and includes 3 EEGs or brain scans in the first month of treatment. In their experience, they’ve had 99% efficacy treating PTSD for the military, domestic violence and other survivors of trauma.

Julianne Michelle (Reeves Stroh), founder and executive director of Mommy’s Heart, stated: “There is a crisis happening, not just in this state or in this country, but around the globe. Family courts are seriously harming, and in other cases, killing innocent children when they move that child from a safe and loving mother into the hands of an abusive parent, ignoring documented histories of drug use and domestic violence. The status quo of denying fit parents their constitutional rights in family courts worldwide MUST stop, as one more death or injury of a child is one too many. A domestic violence survivor should not have to fear losing custody of her child in a retaliatory weaponization of the court system by her abusive ex if she calls 911 to escape a dangerous situation. This is a civil and human rights issue. It’s too late for child victims, Kyra Franchetti, Thomas Valva, and countless other children, who lost their lives to their abusive parent. We must take action now.”

To learn more how you can help, please visit www.mommysheartfoundation.com

Myles Von Trapp, Valerie Lettan, Julianne Michelle, Michael Golia, and Douglas Dechert

Photo credit: Michael Ostuni/PMC

Jean Shafiroff and Julianne Michelle

Photo credit: Michael Ostuni/PMC

Karla Bellotto, Paige Bluhdorn, and Denise Santomero

Photo credit: Michael Ostuni/PMC

Leigh Held, Julianne Michelle, Michael Golia, Lorraine Silvetz, and Dr. Sam Kelley

Photo credit: Jeff Smith

Douglas Dechert, Sara Johnson Kaplan, Lorraine Silvetz, Heidi Leiser, Regina Kravitz, and Larry Chan
Photo credit: Jeff Smith

Dr. Micheline Lataliza Epstein
Photo credit: Jeff Smith

Tabber Benedict, Natalie Merkle, Kristin Ducharme, Chanel Korby, and Evette Jodie Stark
Photo credit: Michael Ostuni/PM

Joycelyn Engle, Julianne Michelle, Sanaa Musvee, Dusty Burke, Dr. Micheline Lataliza Epstein, Eve Brookville, and Evette Jodie Stark
Photo credit: Michael Ostuni/PMC

Maggie Norris, Valerie Lettan, Michael Golia, and Leo Rivera
Photo credit: Michael Ostuni/PMC

Dr. Micheline Lataliza Epstein, Julianne Michelle, and Lisa Yom
Photo credit: Michael Ostuni/PMC

Abe Shainberg, Rebecca Ricks, and Patrick Hale
Photo credit: Michael Ostuni/PMC

Errol Rappaport and Natalie Krouser
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Alicia Jackson and Julianne Michelle
Photo credit: Jeff Smith

Julianne Michelle, Joseph Di Palma, and Joycelyn Engle
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Karla Bellotto, Marcy Manfredonia, Paige Bluhdorn, and Barbara Tate
Photo credit: Jeff Smith

Julianne Michelle and Danny Dorrian
Photo credit: Jeff Smith

Lorraine Silvetz, Flora Pllumaj, Sara Johnson Kaplan, and Rebecca Ricks
Photo credit: Jeff Smith

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Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high
Where knowledge is free
Where the world has not been broken up into fragments
By narrow domestic walls
Where words come out from the depth of truth
Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection
Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way
Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit
Where the mind is led forward by thee
Into ever-widening thought and action
Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.

RN Tagore.

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“As His Holiness the Dalai Lama says, “Peace in the world depends on peace in the individual. Each of us has to make the attempts to find it,” quoted Kalden Lodoe, event co-chair. He further stated that, “His Holiness believes not only do we inherently possess the potential for compassion, but that the basic nature of human beings is gentleness.”

The event, co-¬created by Kalden Lodoe, Michael Trainer and Andrea Fennewald will be held at Rancho Los Lomas in Southern California. Tickets go on sale today starting at $50.
For interested parties that cannot attend the event, there will be a livestream available globally to tune into in cities around the world via www.dalailama.com starting at 1:30pm PST.

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In case you are unable to join us tomorrow for the talk by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, the event will be available to watch via Live Stream!

Tune in at live.peakmind.org at 1:30 PM Pacific Time to be a part of what is sure to be an inspirational afternoon!

If you are in Southern California and would like to join us live, act fast because there are only a few tickets left!

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Full Event: 11:00AM – 3:30PM Small bites: 11:30AM – 12:30PM HHDL Speaking: 1:30PM – 3:00PM
Introduction of HHDL Forest Whitaker
Performance by Aloe Blacc

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TIMES SQUARE BILLBOARDS TURN PURPLE COMMEMORATING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH FOR 3^RD STRAIGHT YEAR

Standing in a sea of supporters dressed in purple – the official color of Domestic Violence Awareness Month – Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer and the New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (OPDV) today joined a coalition of advocates, elected officials, non-profit leaders and survivors to ‘shine the light’ on an issue that will impact nearly one in four American women in their lifetime.

Twelve major Times Square billboards, including ABC Supersign, American Eagle Outfitters, Bank of America, City Outdoor/TSQ, Clear Channel Spectacolor, Viacom, Nasdaq, Forever 21, Thomson Reuters and Walgreens/ New Tradition Media were simultaneously illuminated purple, in the annual event that is sponsored by Borough President Stringer and is part of OPDV’s statewide Shine the Light on Domestic Violence campaign.

“If tonight’s gathering convinces just one victim of domestic violence to speak up and seek help, this event will have made a difference,” said Borough President Stringer. “Domestic violence is a scourge that can and must be eliminated–and our responsibility to protect and support survivors of domestic violence will continue long after the lights tonight have faded. If victims are brave enough to come forward, we as a City must guarantee that the resources they need – from housing to counseling to protection – will always be there for them.”

Borough President Stringer noted that in New York City alone last year, police officers responded to 263,207 incidents of domestic violence, according to the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence.

“I am thrilled to once again watch as the Times Square billboards turn purple marking Domestic Violence Awareness Month,” Gwen Wright, Executive Director of the New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence said. “I can’t think of a more symbolic way of shining a light on domestic violence, pulling it out of the darkness once and for all. As New Yorkers, let’s stand together to speak out against domestic violence whenever and wherever we can.”

“One of the great problems with domestic violence is how normalized it has become and invisible,” said Eve Ensler, Tony Award winning playwright and activist. “I celebrate the ‘Shine the Light’ campaign which has bravely and consistently pulled open the curtains, bringing this devastating violence to light. It has literally turned the City purple, inviting women to come forward with their stories, to demand justice and safety and make domestic violence obscene and obsolete. I am very proud to stand and rise with them on October 7th in Times Square.”

“Our participating Times Square sign operators and advertisers are honored to use our digital displays to focus attention on the issue of domestic violence,” said Fred Rosenberg, President of the Times Square Advertising Coalition. “New Yorkers and visitors will surely pause from their busy evening schedule to embrace the message of the Shine the Light campaign as there are no lights brighter than the lights of Times Square.”

“I am honored to join Scott Stringer and thousands of concerned citizens again this year to shine Times Square’s brightest lights to bring awareness in hopes of ending domestic violence,” said Cristyne Nicholas, Chair of the Broadway Association.

“Intimate partner violence often occurs behind closed doors; we must put a spotlight on this issue so that no one suffers in silence at the hands of their loved ones,” said Yolanda B. Jimenez, Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence.

“It is critical that we shine the light on domestic violence every single day,” said Assembly Member Linda B. Rosenthal (D/WF-Manhattan).  “Though the number of domestic violence homicides has decreased in the last year, 58% of all female homicide victims aged 16 years and older were killed by an intimate partner, making clear that we still have a long way to go to ensure that young women and girls are safe. I commend Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer for his career-long commitment to eradicating domestic violence through his work to literally and figuratively ‘Shine the Light on Domestic Violence.’”

“Domestic violence happens behind closed doors but it affects our children, our families, neighbors and communities,” said Council Member Gale A. Brewer.  “Tonight, we gather in commemoration of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and in recognition of our shared responsibility: if you hear or see something ….say something. You may save a life! Domestic violence is a problem that impacts New Yorkers in all walks of life, and I applaud Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer and the New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (OPDV) for organizing this evening’s program and for all of their efforts to combat domestic violence.”

Borough President Stringer, a longtime champion of women’s rights, has a lengthy track record in the battle against domestic violence. As an Assembly member, he authored a landmark 1994 bill mandating that police officers, rather than victims, serve orders of protection for battered women. In 1996, he authored a law banning insurance discrimination against domestic violence victims. Stringer also fought to pass the state’s first anti-stalking legislation, and he supported the Safe Harbor Act to protect those forced into domestic trafficking.

The Borough President is now partnering with Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr. and the Mayor’s Office to establish the Manhattan Family Justice Center, which will offer comprehensive legal and support services for victims of domestic violence under one roof and is currently under construction.

Borough President Stringer has also issued policy reports focusing on sexual harassment and assault on New York City subways, as well as the impact of economic abuse—an often overlooked form of domestic violence—on victims. He has also launched a website of resources available for victims of domestic violence, which can be found at mpbo.org/shinethelight.

The Manhattan Borough President’s Office offers constituent services and support to victims of domestic violence, including people who are fleeing abusive homes.  His office assists them in seeking housing, social services, and referrals to other agencies and community organizations.

At today’s event, the Borough President’s Domestic Violence Task Force as well as his staff distributed resource cards offering information about domestic violence and crisis hotline phone numbers.

The Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (www.opdv.ny.gov) is charged with improving the response of state and local communities to domestic violence. OPDV provides guidance to Executive staff on policy and legislation; conducts statewide community outreach and public education programs; and trains professionals on addressing domestic violence in a wide array of disciplines, including child welfare, law enforcement and health care.

2013 Shine the Light on Domestic Violence in Times Square Co-sponsors

Anti-violence Project; Barrier Free Living; Beth Israel Victim Services Center; Center Against Domestic Violence; Center for Anti-Violence Education; Children’s Aid Society; The City University of New York; Connect; Council of Senior Centers and Services; Day One; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. – New York Chapter; Dominican Women’s Empowerment; Domestic Harmony Foundation; Henry Street Settlement; Hollaback; InMotion; Joyful Heart Foundation; Korean American Family Service Center; Legal Aid Society; Legal Momentum; Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence; Medgar Evers College – Center for Women’s Development; Metropolitan Hospital Center; Milagros Day Worldwide; Mount Sinai – Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program;  Nazareth Housing; New Destiny Housing; New York Asian Women’s Center; New York Legal Assistance Group; New York Presbyterian Hospital – Domestic and Other Violence Emergencies Program; Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation; NOW NYC; NYC Administration for Children’s Services; NYC Human Resource Administration and Emergency Services; Office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance; One Billion Rising;  Pace University – Women and Gender Studies Program; Palladia; Planned Parenthood NYC; Relationship Abuse Prevention Program; Safe Horizon; Sakhi for South Asian Women; Sanctuary for Families; Sauti Yetu; St. Luke’s Roosevelt Crime Victims Treatment Center; Steps to End Family Violence; Urban Justice Center; VDay; Victim Support at Harlem Hospital Center; Violence Intervention Program; Voices of Women Organizing Project; We All Really Matter; Women’s City Club; YWCA Brooklyn and YWCA of Greater New York

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Since July 4, 1998, GNP is offering a new media concept for news and entertainment about people making a positive, constructive impact on society, no matter what the obstacles are. UP-BEAT, NOT BEAT-UP, SOLUTIONS ORIENTATED MEDIA.

Good News Planet (GNP) was established by Milestone Broadcast Corporation, est. 1985 and  is a rapidly growing media lifestyle publications covering and distributing news and entertainment from domestic and international sources related to health, science, business, international relations, and multi-cultural and niche community interests. GNP publishes and syndicates content on-line, on-air, and in print under the Good News Planet Brand. We are one of the first news, entertainment and events media to combine the article with the audio interview and continuously to develop innovations in news media, especially on the WEB. .

Approximately 80 percent of GNP articles and attached audio interviews are made available forever on demand, from the internet, at all times. GNP’s current story archive contains over 5,000 audio, video and text stories and events, indexed by most major search engines. Most stories are indexed by major search engines within four weeks.

Serving a niche but extraordinarily influential community with excellent brand equity that ranges from international lawmakers and industry shakers, GNP is a powerful community of people and organizations who have contributed stories to the site. Currently, 100,000 unique visitors from this audience generate 1 million hits each month. . The audience is made up of a highly-influential, professional persons concerned about making a positive impact on the World and future generations through media. They collaborate with Good News Planet, via their agencies and in person at Good News Planet events, to network with individuals who share their interest in leveraging the power of media to make a positive impact on society.

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                    Charles Keene Presents....

Don’t Let Love Pass You By…

             The Stage Play!!!

                Written By: Charles Keene

                            Directed By: Charles Keene

                             Playing at: The 45^th Street Theatre

                           354 W. 45th Street Btw 7^th & 8^th Avenue

                             Friday January 27^th At 8pm

         Tickets are: $27 (cash only) at the box office. For more information contact Charles Keene at Keenecharles@yahoo.com

About the Play

A young teenaged girl, Tylah (Lauren Stokes) who has everything she could ever ask for in life, struggles to find true love. She has a close friend, Alonzo (Edward Robertson) who caters to her every need, only to be pushed away by her. Her best friend, Rebecca (Shawnette Hamilton-Robertson) tries to warn her about men who may look good, but who can also be deceiving. While on her journey to love, she struggles with family issues with her brother, Junior (Frank Williams) and with her parents, Rita and James (Dara J. Bragg & Robert Starks). The only soul survivor of the family is her knife carrying, beer drinking, Christian, grandmother, Grandma Viola (Andrea Scott). As her family tries to keep peace within their home, Tylah becomes attracted to one of her co-workers, Jamal (Jovanny Jacobo). Will she ignore her best friend’s advice and go with her co-worker or will she continue to push love away from her friend and let love pass her by?

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