MEET KAY
Kay’s father was born and raised in Harbin, China, speaking both Russian and Chinese. The family suffered famine and tragedy but were fortunate to escape to Australia in 1958.
Kay’s husband, David, was 7 years old when his parents fled communist persecution in the former Czechoslovakia. They built new lives from scratch in Australia. They never could have imagined that the Berlin Wall would fall in their lifetimes.
Kay traveled to China in 2001 to fight against the brutal persecution of Falun Dafa (a traditional Chinese meditation practice). She held a banner with only three words: Truth, Compassion, Tolerance” – the universal principles of Falun Dafa. She was arrested within 30 seconds and locked in a basement cell. Chinese police told Kay that these principles were illegal in China.
KAY REGULARLY INTERFACES WITH POLITICAL AND THOUGHT LEADERS REGARDING THE THREAT OF COMMUNIST REGIMES.
KAY’S WORK
After studying Fine Arts in college, Kay has produced hundreds of hours of programs for print, gaming, television and film over the past 20 years. Many have won national and international acclaim.
Kay’s recent works have focused on China, communism, and true stories of courage in the USA.
PERSONAL LIFE
KAY’S FAVORITE HUDSON VALLEY LOOKOUT OVER THE DELAWARE RIVER.