One Million Women March

One Million Women March

Stand up and be counted

Welcome to our One Million Women's March Project!
On this home page I'll introduce my DREAM, to end abuse and violence to all women.

We women need to stand tall and fight back against abuse of all types.

Come and stand beside me in Washington D.C. in 2011.

Click my picture to get: Breaking My Silence Book

1964 Copa Cabana Night Club- New York

My name is Jane McCormick and this picture was taken of me when I was being "kept" by a john who took me out for dinner at the Copa Cabana Night Club in New York back in the 60's.
I look like I'm happy 24 year old but I was really in denial of being bought by a 50 year old, married, mobster connected businessmen who "kept" me in glamorous penthouse. At the time I was at the time happy, because he'd gotten me away from my "old man" who'd become an alcoholic, pedophile and drug addict who began to physically and verbally abuse me. Eventually I did get away and I did survive my attempted suicide.
Today, I want to help other women in denial by starting a campaign for a One Million Woman March on Washington to speak out about abuse and violence.
We women, are strong and we need to stand up against abuse and violence to all women around the world, for once and for all.
I need all women's organizations to stand together as one and this web site is the world wide link to getting help.
Please march and speak up with me to save women from abuse and violence.
God Bless you all.
Jane

Thursday, October 8, 2009

TORONTO PUCTURES

January 27, 2010

Toronto, Canada Jan. 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/--Yesterday, at Toronto Pictures' headquarters, the company's President Truno Pischiutta and Vice President Daria Trifu have announced the production of three upcoming feature films: A PARTY GIRL FOR THE RAT PACK - from the original novel "Breaking My Silence" by Jane McCormick - US $3.5 M; filming in Brazil & USA; June 2010), scripted and directed by Bruno Pischiutta, produced by Daria Trifu; GLICINE - Wisteria (US $6.1 M; filming in Romania; September 2010) and THE SEPIA PORTRAIT (US $12 M; filming in Romania; September 2011), written and directed by Pischiutta and produced by Trifu.

December 21, 2009

Dear Reader,
Success Brings PUNCTURED HOPE Back to Los Angeles Theaters.
PUNCTURED HOPE is the portrayal of the reality of rogue Black Magic violence against women in Africa. It brings out the fact that 6,000 women and girls are daily forced into sex slavery by hundreds of tribal Kings. As many as 120,000 women are believed to be trapped into slavery for nearly 40 years of their lives. Many girls are as young as seven years old, their brutally mutilated and raped several times daily by their Kings.
Please help out by contacting TORONTO PICTURES and listening to the interview by BlogTalkRadio.com with Daria Trifu, Producer and Director Bruno Pischitutta.
These women and girls need our help. Let's talk to our senator's to fight for saving these women and girls in Africa. They are our sisters!
Thank you,
Patti Wicklund
Author, Visual Communications Designer

7:16 pm cdt Comments

2009.10.01

Toronto Pictures

I have a

Dream!

STOP ABUSE TO WOMEN AND CHILDEN!

I hope we can all get together and have a great

ONE MILLION WOMEN MARCH in Washington D.C.

and I think all the strong ladies will be standing right along beside me chanting:

No more violence or abuse

That is what this is all about.

Lets show how large our women's voices can be.

The men had there one million men march. Lets have ours.

Thank you Jane

Abuse is on * Any Street * Anytown * US * 01234

March on Washington
STOP the ABUSE and VIOLENCE to WOMEN

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