the project respond, Inc. family violence prevention fund project advisory board project production team thank yous Respond II is a compilation to benefit RESPOND Incorporated and the Family Violence Prevention Fund. RESPOND, Inc. was one of the first programs in the United States to offer shelter and assistance to victims of domestic violence. The Family Violence Prevention Fund (FVPF) is the nation's premiere organization working to prevent abuse. The Respond II compilation is an effort by dozens of volunteers who donated their services in order to raise as much money as possible for the benefiting organizations. Thanks to all of the artists, managers, record labels, and publishers who worked to donate these wonderful songs to Respond II. Thanks also goes to those who contributed legal services, mastering, graphic design, artwork, advice, publicity, web design, production, administration, and record label support. Special thanks to everyone who made financial contributions to the Respond II effort. To order copies of Respond II, call 1-800-694-5354 or visit the Signature Sounds website at www.signaturesounds.com, or visit your local record store. For more information about the Respond Project, please email respondcd@hotmail.com. RESPOND, Inc. has been working to end domestic violence since 1974. RESPOND sees domestic violence as a human rights issue. The agency's mission is to help women free themselves and their children from abusive situations, to empower survivors of domestic violence to advocate for themselves and their children and to engage in preventative activities that lessen the incidence of violence. RESPOND serves thousands of women each year through its 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, safe home program, individual and group counseling sessions, children's services and outreach, including a teen dating violence intervention program. Services are provided in Spanish, English, French and Haitian Creole. A portion of the proceeds from CD sales will go to RESPOND's children's service programs. The RESPOND, Inc. Hotline(s) (617) 623-5900 RESPOND BUSINESS OFFICE (617) 625-5996 RESPOND Fax (617) 623-4377 Email: info@respondinc.org Web: www.respondinc.org To make a tax-deductible donation, please send a check made payable to RESPOND, Inc. and mail it to P.O. Box 555, Somerville, MA 02143 > top of page The Family Violence Prevention Fund (FVPF) is building a powerful movement to end abuse in the U.S. and around the world. The FVPF is the nation's premiere organization working to prevent domestic violence, was a driving force behind the Violence Against Women Act, and continues to fight for measures to keep women and children safe. During its 20-year history, the FVPF has pioneered dozens of innovative strategies, fighting every day to help women, children, immigrants and low-income workers, and to support non-governmental organizations around the world. With The Advertising Council, the FVPF created the first public education campaign ever designed to end abuse. There's No Excuse for Domestic Violence reached millions of Americans with powerful messages about prevention and intervention. A new campaign, Coaching Boys Into Men, for the first time invites men to teach boys that violence against women is wrong. The principle underlying all the FVPF's work is that every person has the right to live in a home free of violence. A portion of the proceeds from CD sales will go to FVPF's Children's Welfare program. Learn more at www.endabuse.org. Family Violence Prevention Fund 383 Rhode Island Street, #304 San Francisco, CA 94103 415/252-8900 Web: www.endabuse.org > top of page Janet Axelrod Max Bazerman, Professor, Harvard Business School Meryl Bralower, Co-Founder and Board Chair, Social Venture Partners Boston Kelly Campbell, Partner, The Bridgespan Group Michele Courton Brown, President, FleetBoston Financial Foundation Marla Felcher, Author and Adjunct Lecturer, Non-profit Marketing, John F. Kennedy School of Government Dan Fireman, President, One Family Campaign and Senior Vice President, Willowbend Development Corporation Judy Garlan White, Editorial Art Director/Graphic Designer Denise Gorayeb, Senior Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Judith L. Herman, M.D., Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School Deborah Hopkins, Senior Advisor, Marakon Associates Ira Jackson, President, Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Maria Kalligeros, President and Co-Founder, Patrice Tanaka & Company, Inc. Vivien Li, Executive Director, The Boston Harbor Association Georgianna Meléndez, Executive Director, RESPOND, Inc. Bill Nowlin, Owner, Rounder Records Patricia O'Brien, Dean, Simmons Graduate School of Management Eileen de los Reyes, Bilingual Program Specialist, Boston Public Schools and Co-Author, "Pockets of Hope" Ester Shapiro, Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Massachusetts Boston and Research Associate at the Mauricio Gaston Institute for Latino Public Policy and Community Development Shawna Slack, Principal, YankeeTek Ventures Gerald Slavet, Chairman and Creator of "From the Top" and Senior Partner, MB Management Corporation Esta Soler, President, Family Violence Prevention Fund Michael Watkins, Associate Professor, Harvard Business School Marti Wilson-Taylor, President and CEO, YWCA Boston > top of page Legal Services: David Herlihy Mastering: Jonathan Wyner at M Works Graphic Design: Connie Sharar Cover Illustration: Stephanie Garcia Web Design: Rebecca Frydman - rivka.org Label Support: Jim Olsen, Mark Thayer, and Flora Reed at Signature Sounds Recordings Publicity: Cyndi Harles and Media Matrixx Inc. Radio Promotion: Steve Theo, The Planetary Group Executive Producer: Charan Devereaux Producers: Michelle Dietz Linda Nawn Johanna Richwagen Matt Smith Jessica Smyser Sonya Tarnow Brown Associate Producers: Kris Delmhorst Esther Friedman Sandi Hammond Jennifer Kimball Jess Klein Daniele Levine Pamela Means Jenny Reynolds Colleen Sexton Linda Sharar Thanks also for the assistance of Aaron Silverstein, Susan Keliher, and Maria Torres. > top of page This project would not have been possible without the donation of time and services from these remarkable people and organizations. We thank them for their incredible generosity. Snowden Armstrong, Ed Arrow at Universal Music, Bill Baker at Mint Records, Dave Bartlett and Richard Rosenblatt at Tone-Cool Records, Bruce Bears, Caren Berger Maria Bero, Jeffrey Betcher at the Family Violence Prevention Fund, Bob Blumenthal, Annamarie Blythe at Ryles, Dow Brain at Underground Productions, Lisa Breiner, Sarah Browning and The Fund for Women Artists, Steve Buckingham, David Bunce, Mark Carpentiere at M.C. Records, Stacey Childress and Margot Dushin at the Harvard Business School Initiative on Social Enterprise, Charles Coe at the Massachusetts Cultural Council, Nadia Cornet at Strictly Confidential, Michael Creamer at Creamer Management, Ron Decker and Ilana Mondschein at Rykodisc, Juan de Dios Balbi, Tara Dixon, Joann Duran, Allison Farber at Billboard Magazine, Robert Finan, Lia Friedman at KRS, Richard Gates, Sara Gross at Razor & Tie Entertainment, Angeles Guiterrez, Michael Hausman, Jim Henry, Peter Himberger and Nicole Pouliot at Impact Artist Management, Annie Heller-Gutwillig, Debra Holland, Christy Ikner, Frané Jones, Jordan Kayloe, John Knoch, Emily Lichter at Public Emily, Amy Lombardi at Call Girl PR, Modesto Lopez at Pentagrama, Linda S. Lorence at SESAC, Karen Malluk, Frank McDonough, Jane McGarrigle, Kim Milligan, Melissa Montuori at Fort Apache, George Overholser, Doug Plavin, Dana Powell at Russell Carter Artist Management, Psychic Gina, Patrick Rains, Melissa Rich at ATO Records, Nina Ritter, Veronica Rodríguez, Rolans Ross, Chris Sharp and Kathy Doherty at 4AD, Betsy Siggins at Club Passim, Steve Smith at Smith Management Group, Mark Spector, Sean Staples, Becca Steiner at M Works, Fred Taylor, Mark Thayer at Signature Sounds. Lucina Toy at Six Degrees Records, Andrea Troolin at Righteous Babe Records, Gabriel Unger Artis Management; Keith Uth; John Virant, Shaleen Tethal and Anne Simon at Rounder Records, Susan Warmbrunn, Warner/Chappell Music, Kathi Whitley at Vector Management, Douglas A. Yeager Productions Limited, and to everyone else who helped us along the way Thank you to Catie Curtis, Patty Larkin, Merrie Amsterburg, Laruie Geltman, Melissa Ferrick, Kerri Powers, Faith Soloway, Mary Gauthier, Barbara Kessler, Mary Lou Lord, Deb Pasternak, Juliana Hatfield, Lori McKenna, Jules Verdone and Jen Trynin. We miss you, Alexis. Thank you to the board and staff of RESPOND, Inc. and the Family Violence Prevention Fund. Great Admiration to David Herlihy and Connie Sharar. Thank you for doing such great work and for being such wonderful people. Special thanks to Buddy Miller, Aaron Silverstein, DB Reiff, Michael Watkins, Robert Searle at the Bridgespan Group, Billy O'Connell at Throwing Music, John Curtis, and Ken Goldberg. Special thanks to Max Bazerman and Marla Felcher who insipired and supported us Much appreciation to: Christine Edwards Allred and Keith Allred, Elizabeth Ames, Adrianne Appel, Jamie Barth, Bill Belanger & Eleanor Wilson Williams, Adam Brandenburger & Barbara Rifkind, M. Diane Burton, Linda Carmichael and David Munro, Jared & Katie Curhan, Joan & Ronald Curhan, Michael & Jan Devereaux, Diana Digges, Daniel Gilbert and Marilynn Oliphant, Jerry and Pamela Green, Andrew Hoffman, Douglas Holt, Steven Kelman and Shelley Metzenbaum, Kathryn and Thomas Kochan, Roderick Kramer, Mary & Bob Laird, Gail Leondar-Wright, James Lucier, Molly Marcum, Deborah Marlino and Paul Healy, Nancy & Robert McKersie, Sara Miller, Dale & Robert Mnookin, Jacqueline Nicholson, Patti Polisar, Jeffrey Polzer and Kathleen Valley, Howard & Estelle Raiffa, Andrew & Penelope Savitz, Joyce Schmitt, James Sebenius and Nancy Buck, Abbie Smith, Jonathan Strymish, Guhan Subramanian and Helen Clement, Leslie Tuttle & Lawrence Susskind, N. Venkatraman, Marc Ventresca, Sandra Waddock, Michael Watkins & Shawna Slack, Daniel and Antoinette Wegner, Edward Welch & Tiziana Casciaro, Diane Westebbe, Marjorie Williams & Michael Tushman > top of page

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