Transcript Doll & Faith-Based Events PPS

Annie Abrams, Communications Facilitator
Sister Marie Liebeck, President AR League Artist &
Poster Contest Judge
Presents
Reverend Stephen Copley,
President Interfaith Conference
Johnny Hasan Panelist
Doll Show & Sgt. of Arms
House of Representatives
Pastor Roosevelt Wilson
Faith Base Businesses Expo
Dominion Word Church Deliverance Services
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Marzell Hampton
Doll
Exhibitor & Vendor
Doubletree Hotel
Tom Navin, Catholic Charities-Social Action
Archie Moore, Jr.
Little Rock, Arkansas Antique
Doll & Toy Exhibitor
Gloria Riggs, Citizens United for the
9 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Rehabilitation of Errants
About the chair & the vision →Chair & Founder
Sharl Delon Hill
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January 1988
U. of A. Fayetteville Bachelor of
Science in Human Environmental Sciences
/Apparel Studies from Dale Bumpers
College of Agricultural, Food & Life
Sciences
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June 1991
EXCEL School of Models &
Talent. Little Rock, Arkansas Emphasis is
High Fashion Modeling & Talent with right,
pure motives
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April 2000
AGAPE
School of World Evangelism. Little Rock,
Arkansas Layman’s School
April 2001
Chandler’s
School of Interior Decorating. Little Rock,
Arkansas Interior Decorating School
October 2006
Dominion
Word New Covenant Metro Church.
N. Little Rock, Arkansas Metro Ministry
Layman’s School
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Currently Administrative Asst. II @ DHHS,
DMS, TPL Unit, Little Rock, Arkansas
Currently Founder & Owner Delon’s
Creations. Inspirational, empowering seminars
offered. Inspiring Art & Clothing will be
offered.
Delon’s Creations
P. O. Box 325
Alexander, AR 72002-0325
www.delonscreations.net
[email protected]
501-343-3300
Delon’s Vision: For all who have the desire … to prosper/grow in all
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aspects of their being, mentally, physically, and spiritually.
Coordinates inspirational, empowering seminars with churches,
conferences, and profit or nonprofit active organizations, etc. that
directly enforce the vision.
Currently completing a book dealing with healing of spiritual abuse of
authority & submission … struggles for men & women.
Active in the arts in film, acting, oil painting, fashion modeling with a major
focus on having the right spirit and the right motive.
•Doll Show &
Faith Based Businesses Expo
The Invitation:
Join Us in
a Three Part Humanitarian Venture
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Doubletree Hotel Little Rock
424 West Markham & Broadway
9 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Adults: $4
Seniors (60 plus): $3
Children under 12: Free
•Advocate Caroline Kennedy’s
International Doll Collection Exhibit to
Be exhibited at the Clinton museum
Join Us …
register on line at
www.delonscreations.net
Click on Events & News tab
•Living Dolls Symposium & Tea – Youth Poster Board Contest
Symposium – Free
Tea - $20
Theme: Raising Awareness on Human Trafficking
Scheduled Date
Doll Show & Living Dolls Symposium Tea
@ the Doubletree Hotel, LR
424 West Markham & Broadway
Saturday, May 26, 2007 Riverfest weekend
Tentative Date
Caroline Kennedy’s
International Doll
Collection Exhibit
@ the Clinton Library in 2009 …
Contingent on Clinton foundation’s ability
to bring to Little Rock
Invitation Specifics
Join the Doll Show and Faith Based Businesses Expo committee working
together to bring faith based businesses & doll vendors/exhibitors to
Little Rock
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Share with us your list of doll vendors & faith based businesses exhibitors to add to our invitation list.
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Continue directly working with native Arkansan, Lindsey Johnson of
L. Johnson Promotions, www.johnsonshows.com , to bring together
this joint venture doll show with a full range of doll vendors in Arkansas
and surrounding states with the traveling Dolls of Color on Parade).
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Join The Living Dolls Symposium Tea committee held @ the
Doubletree Hotel to raise awareness of & help eradicate human
trafficking.
Share list of events, organizations & agencies in Arkansas also
working to raise awareness of human trafficking. A limited amount of
brochures/posters on human trafficking will be available to place at your church,
organization, or place of business. Ordering info will be listed for additional
brochures/posters needed.
• Help advocate bringing the Caroline Kennedy Doll Collection
Exhibit to the Clinton Library within three to five years by emailing
us at [email protected] and voicing your support for the
City of Little Rock to advocate it.
President Kennedy signing the Nuclear
Test Ban Treaty 10-7-1963
•If JFK library considers and
approves, the City of Little Rock
will be an advocate for the
Kennedy foundation to bring the
Caroline Doll exhibit to the
Clinton Library through the
Clinton foundation.
What’s in it for Arkansas?
What’s in it for me? Who benefits? What is
the purpose of such an event?
Participants / attendees have exciting opportunities to participate
in all in one week in central Arkansas an
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Ecumenical (many denominations/religions) rendezvous –
Faith based businesses may network, sell products &
exchange their services.
May give faith based businesses and organizations
opportunities to offer workshops on prosperity in business
from a faith based perspective., i.e. “True success in
Business God’s Way”.
What’s in it for Arkansas?
What’s in it for me? Who benefits? What is
the purpose of such an event?
Participants / attendees have exciting opportunities to participate
in all in one week in central Arkansas an
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Educational exploration experience … May gain or increase
knowledge & history of the different mediums of doll making
from a global perspective. Workshops mentioned & offered:
1. Doll Making – Has been mentioned & open to anyone
wanting to make a presentation.
2. The Evolution of Black Dolls in America, (from the
turn of the century until present day) – presented by
Mary Swift
a. Some issues that may be discussed - How dolls are
used in shaping one’s self image and identity.
What’s in it for Arkansas?
What’s in it for me? Who benefits? What is
the purpose of such an event?
Participants / attendees have exciting opportunities to participate
in all in one week in central Arkansas an
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Advocacy crusade for justice & humanity globally, i.e.
sharing brochures/posters in raising awareness of Human
Trafficking @ the Living Dolls Symposium Tea. Award
given to youth displaying the best poster board design
depicting a concept to raise awareness on human trafficking.
LET’S WORK TOGETHER
Economic empowerment, (AR business economy). May
give interior decorators a broader selection to choose from
when purchasing eclectic design elements in the home. May
draw people from surrounding states and national to the
state of Arkansas.
Doll Show Purpose
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To introduce/expose the wide world of doll shows, doll histories of
global cultures, doll collecting, & doll making, i.e. local, regional, national,
doll vendors & exhibitors, doll organizations, & traveling doll shows.
International adventure locally … May give customers the opportunity of
commissioning doll makers to make anatomically correct dolls or
purchase international doll books that reflect international self images.
Dolls of Color on Parade Show 2004
Vendor Display
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May also provide more extensive networking for persons interested in
any aspect of the doll industry, globally.
Intergenerational extravaganza … May gain an appreciation for the art
of doll making from various mediums & the demand and supply for them.
Dolls of Color on Parade Show 2004
Vendor Display
Clips from an article on
the Caroline
Kennedy Doll
collection
"This collection represents what was a remarkable time
at the White House. Not only did the nation and
world benefit from the energy and fresh outlook of
a brilliant young president, but also from the
liveliness and fun of his young family," said
Deborah Leff, Director of the Kennedy Library
and Museum. "Leaders, as well as citizens, from
around the globe embraced the wonderful
opportunity to bring dolls and toys to the White
House. We are eager to share them with the public
through this special exhibit.“
News Release JFK Library and
Museum Announces Special Exhibit:
Gifts From the World to the White
House: Caroline Kennedy’s Doll
Collection (1961-63)More Than 75
Dolls to be Displayed for the First
Time in the Museum at the John F.
Kennedy Library from November 13,
2003, through April 30, 2004
The collection of state gifts includes:
•A Peruvian mother-and-child and
Peruvian doll in formal costume from the
First Lady of Peru, Senora de Prado,
wife of President Manuel Prado
• Paper- and clay-mache dolls
depicting Indian women dressed in
brightly colored saris from India’s
Indira Gandhi
 A Monegasque palace guard from
Princess Grace of Monaco
 An African doll in a colorful print
costume with matching turban from
Ivory Coast President
Houphouet-Boigny
•Eighteen dolls
representing Mexico’s
diverse regions from Mexican
First Lady Ave Lopez
Mateos
An Italian Lenci doll in traditional costume from Italian Prime
Minister Amintore Fanfani
 Two dolls in traditional French costumes and a playhouse from
Madame Charles de Gaulle
 A Norwegian boy and girl in festive attire from Norwegian Prime
Minister Einar Gerhardsen
 An Indonesian doll from President Sukarno of Indonesia
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Some pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection … courtesy of
Arkansas artist, Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection …
courtesy of AR artist,
Marlene Gremillion
This Exhibition was
recently at the
Truman Library
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection … courtesy of
AR artist, Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection …
courtesy of AR artist,
Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection … courtesy of
AR artist, Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection …
courtesy of AR artist,
Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection … courtesy of
AR artist, Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection … courtesy of
AR artist, Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection …
courtesy of AR artist,
Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection … courtesy of
AR artist, Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection … courtesy of
AR artist, Marlene Gremillion
Pictures of the
Caroline Kennedy’s Doll Collection … courtesy of
AR artist, Marlene Gremillion
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Exhibiting the Caroline Kennedy Doll Collection may
increase the interest for Chelsea’s collection of toys or
dolls @ the Clinton Library
Some Examples of doll shows in
Arkansas & traveling doll shows in
other states
Dolls of Color on Parade 2004
Vendor Display
Additional Information:
Springdale,
Arkansas
Springdale, Arkansas
Doll Show and Sale
Admission: $2.00,
Children under 12 - $1.00
Show hours:
10:00am to 4:00pm
Arkansas Doll Shows
Return to the
Doll Show Main Page
Date:
August 2, 2003
November 30, 2002
Location:
Northwest Arkansas Convention Center
John Q. Hammons Hall
1500 South 48th St.
Description of Show:
Antiques, Collectibles, Miniatures, Toys and
Bears
Promoter:
Productions Unlimited
(405) 340-3770
E-mail: [email protected]
53rd Fort Worth Ceramic & Doll Show www.fwceramics.com
Will Rogers Complex/Amon Carter Hall–Burnett Tandy
Dr Fort Worth, Texas
Arkansas Ceramic Association
NEW Location
Fisher Armory
North Little Rock, AR
41ST Annual Trade Show
2600 Pershing St, I30&I40,
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Celebrating
the 13th annual
Dolls of Color on Parade
Show and Sale
presented by
UNICA Shows
Doll makers Apply Here
Saturday, Nov. 20, 2004
11am - 6pm
Admission: $4
Ramada Inn
8500 Annapolis Road
New Carrollton, MD US 20784
(Directions)
for additional information
contact
Malinda Saunders
202.832.2450
About us
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Unica Shows
Celebrating
the 13th annual
Dolls of Color on Parade
Show and Sale
Doll Vendor
Malinda Saunders, Founder Sharl Hill, Attendee
Dolls of Color on Parade 2004
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Purpose continued: May give customers exposure to doll
organizations such as the Central AR Doll Club or subscribe
to unique doll magazines …
Dolls of Color on Parade 2004
Vendor Display
General Doll Magazines
Dolls Magazine
Doll Making Magazines
Doll Magazine/United Kingdom
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Toll Free 1-888-800-2588
We invite you to share your love of antique dolls and miniatures with other
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spectacular museums, important doll shows and auctions, extensive
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Antique and Vintage Dolls
Dolls' houses and period rooms,
their tiny inhabitants and
miniature furniture.
Antique and Vintage Teddy Bears.
Doll Clothing and Accessories.
If you have any question please contact us at: [email protected]
Living Dolls Symposium Purpose & theme: Raising
Awareness on Human Trafficking.
Facts about Human Trafficking
Facts About Human Trafficking
 Bureau of Public Affairs
Washington, DC
May 24, 2004
[PDF]
What is human trafficking?
 Trafficking in persons is modern-day slavery, involving victims who are
forced, defrauded or coerced into labor or sexual exploitation.
Annually, about 600,000 to 800,000 people -- mostly women and
children -- are trafficked across national borders which does not count
millions trafficked within their own countries.
 The UN estimates [conservatively] that over 700,000 people per year
are trafficked globally and the revenue generated is close to (US) $10
billion. (Department of Justice, Canada, 2005)
John R. Miller, director of the U.S. State Department Office to
Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, said that research
conducted by the United States estimates that sex slavery is the
third largest source of revenue for organized crime after the drug
trade and the arms trade. "Sex slavery -- which includes children -- is
now a major source of revenue for organized crime, probably netting
$6 or $7 billion a year," he added.
www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/rls/33109.htm
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What impact does human trafficking have on the world?
What is the United States doing to stop trafficking?
What is the U.S. doing to help other countries?
Fact Sheet
Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons
Washington, DC
April 12, 2006 http://www.state.gov/g/tip/rls/fs/2006/69696.htm
The President’s $50 Million Initiative To Combat Trafficking In Persons: Country
Funding
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Funds Obligated by Country
What needs to be done?
 What are the Trafficking Victims Protection Act and the Trafficking in Persons Report?
One of the key components of the law is the creation of the Trafficking in Persons Report.
The Department of State produces this annual report assessing government response in
each country with a significant number of victims of severe forms of trafficking in persons.
Countries in the annual report are rated in tiers, based on government efforts to combat
trafficking.
 What do the tiers of the Trafficking in Persons Report mean?
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 Information regarding these questions will
be shared at the Symposium Tea,
Saturday, May 26, 2007, 3:30 p.m. @
the Doubletree Hotel,
Little Rock, Salon B
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Congress passed the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) in
2000 and strengthened it in 2003. This law provides tools for the
U.S. to combat trafficking in persons, both domestically and abroad.
In October, 2001, President Bush signed the Trafficking Victims
Protection Act. The Act provides a range of new tools for the
protection of, and assistance to, victims of human trafficking. [Remarks of the
honorable Deborah J. Danels, Assistant Attorney General Office of Justice Programs at the Conference on
Child and Family Maltreatment. Protecting Our Children: No Job For The Lone Ranger on Wednesday,
January 28, 2004 Sandiego, California]
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President Bush signed the Protect Act into law on April
30, 2003. His remarks at the signing ceremony and an
official statement on the Act are available on the
Washington File at http://usinfo.state.gov/ (search
keyword "Protect Act").
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For more information, please log on to the Web site of the State
Department’s Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in
Persons at www.state.gov/g/tip.
Legislation in Arkansas
in regards to human trafficking
Representative Joyce Elliot sponsored Act 2267 of 2005, which makes
human trafficking in Arkansas a felony. The Act, now a Bill may be
downloaded from the following web address:
http://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/ftproot/acts/2005/public/act2267.pdf
Some resources in Arkansas
•Catholic Charities Immigration Services
•Fort Smith Adult Education Center/Refugee Resettlement Program
•DHHS Medical & Transitional Employment Assistance/TEA
•Just Communities & N.W. AR Worker Justice Center
•The Living Dolls Symposium & Tea –
Raising Awareness of Human Trafficking
Release the Captives”
First Annual International Weekend of Prayer and Fasting for the Victims of
Human Trafficking
Sept. 29—Oct. 1, 2006
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Prayer and awareness-raising materials are available on the internet to facilitate local
implementation of the prayer and fasting weekend for use in both corps/churches and
workplace settings.
Change the World - Abolition!
Dominion Word Church Ministry
Prayer Day Poster prints: Go to
www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn.nsf
Click on services, human trafficking, 1st annual prayer under the
More column, & prayer day poster. Print on 11 x 17 paper.
“…say to the
captives, ‘Come
out,’ and to
those in
darkness, ‘Be
free!’” - Isaiah
49:9
Contacts & Links
Canada
Cornelius Buller
[email protected]
204.924.5629
www.salvationist.ca/trafficking
U.S.
Lisa Thompson
[email protected]
703.519.5896
www.salvationarmyusa.org/trafficking
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Prayer & Deliverance Service available:
Pastor Roosevelt Wilson
“But this
is a people robbed
and plundered; all of them
are snared in holes, and
they are hidden in prison
houses; they are for prey
and no one delivers; for
plunder and no one says,
“Restore!”
- Isaiah 42:22
Movie starts @ 9 a.m.
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Doubletree Hotel,
Salon B Little Rock
Human Trafficking (2005) DVD
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Part II
Some Additional Links
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U.S. Government Trafficking-Related Links
THE VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING AND VIOLENCE PROTECTION ACT
OF 2000
www.state.gov/documents/organization/10492.pdf
THE VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING AND VIOLENCE PROTECTION AND
REAUTHORIZATION ACT OF 2003
www.state.gov/documents/organization/28255.pdf
ASSESSMENT OF U.S. ACTIVITIES TO COMBAT TRAFFICKING IN
PERSONS (AUGUST 2003)
www.state.gov/documents/organization/23598.pdf
OFFICE OF REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT TRAFFICKING EFFORTS
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/orr/programs/astvict.htm
OFFICE FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME TRAFFICKING EFFORTS
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/help/tip.htm
Many Thanks
Thank you for your time,
patience, and interest.
Enjoy the Doll Show,
Faith Based Businesses Expo …
Symposium & Tea
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Doubletree Hotel
Little Rock
9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Music:
Angels: Music From The Heavens
by artist Holli and Christi Banks