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Kathryn Performs at Partners Ending Domestic Abuse
San Francisco - Partners Ending Domestic Abuse in San Francisco is thrilled to announce Kathryn's performance of "After the Silence" at their 15th gala at The Fairmont Hotel.
Recent Events:
Kathryn keynotes at Unity New York
Kathryn was the keynote speaker and sang from "After the Silence." Manhattan Society Magazine covered the event.M.A.D.E. Benefit CD
“After January 1, 2007 Hurricane Katrina Compilation on sale now
M.A.D.E. Musicians Assisting Disaster Efforts Keats is joined by renowned violinist, Darol Anger, on this compilation CD that benefits the musicians who lost everything during Hurricane Katrina.Your Life Magazine – Singing Into the Light
Kathleen Giordano, Senior Editor, of Your Life Magazine, followed Keats beginning with her first tour in 2005. Giordano covered the story of Keats’ music and journey to reclaim her music and her life. There is more to come from Your Life Magazine and Giordano as this fantastic editor supports the manifestation of Keats’ ongoing pursuit to share her story and music and, more importantly, to educate others so they can avoid what, for so many, ends in death.Counseling Resource
Kathryn Keats has been providing excerpts from her upcoming book about her survival and the experience of Stockholm Syndrome since 2005. The London based site had provided Keats, and millions of others, a safe haven to serve and receive helpful tools and the luxury of being listened to and understood by the sites founder Psychologist Greg Mulhauser along with his fellow professionals who offer many resources for those in distress throughout the world.The Miracle Makers Club
Kathryn Keats sang for the first time, after fifteen years in hiding, on The Miracle Makers Club radio show. It is here that Keats began taking steps back into the music industry all the while focusing on the knowledge that she wanted to give back by speaking honestly with others about her harrowing story in order to bring closer the end of violence.
For concert and keynote inquiries call 415 516 6281
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