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 Read about the heroes
of the Monument and the challenges lessons in their journeys of contributing quilt
squares and poetry. |
 Dr.
Irving's team of sculptors, volunteers and sponsors were instrumental in helping
to make into reality his 1990 vision of creating a national child abuse monument. |
 Visit
the interactive archival gallery of Participant quilt squares and links to poetry,
other writings and web pages containing their work. |
 The
remarkable quilt squares of the Monument can be yours in beautifully framed bronze
finished cast paper. |
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CLICK ON THE THUMBNAILS BELOW TO WATCH THE YOUTUBE VIDEOS
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Janice Caine-Brewster and Dr. Irving greeting the arrival of the first monument figure at his Toronto studio. |  |  |
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"Reaching
Out Monument"
Memorial for Katelynn Sampson
