For over three decades, I’ve committed myself to tackling child and animal abuse, alongside broader social injustices.

For over three decades, I’ve committed myself to tackling child and animal abuse, alongside broader social injustices.

My journey began in 1995 after the brutal death of 7-year-old Lucas Ciambrone, which galvanized my political activism. Before that, I spent years collecting news stories about abused children across the U.S. and Canada, deeply moved by their tragic fates.

While initially focused on minors, I later expanded my mission to include elderly and animal victims, challenging the narrow definition of abuse tied to age. After all, every human being is someone’s child, and cruelty transcends age boundaries.

My advocacy spanned education, legislation, and creative outreach. I educated Congress and global leaders, launched a newsletter on abuse issues, and inspired daily coverage by Chinese media.

I also authored books, directed a film, and composed music, including the anthem They Cried And Nobody Heard Them, central to my child abuse museum project. Through these efforts, I designed products and a multi-use island complex to ensure financial sustainability for the museum and its mission.

My aim? To amplify silenced voices and turn compassion into action.