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TESTIMONIALS
| "Helen, she gives us
light so we can see where we can go. We like that very
much, we Africans." |
Jacobeth "Puna "
Motsomane
Mafikeng, Bophutatswana |
"...in straightforward practical
steps Ms. May's guidance inspires workers to focus on
what matters to them, their families, their community.
She has a way of encouraging people to work together...
she imparts a sense of possibility to those with whom
she's working - a willingness to feel " I can "
in themselves-
a true trailblazer she is! " |
Terence McCulloch
former Director of Forestry
for Shell South Africa, Kwa-Zulu -Natal |
| " It does take
a village to raise a child--our sacred obligation--but
we are in need of a reminder.......we have found her.
This woman of vision reaches into the heart of a community
respectfully--in a friendly professional manner. We love
her stories as she loves ours...." |
L.M. Mangope
Chief of the Ba'Hurutse |
| " Although her
stories are personal she invites you into the world she's
describing with such eloquence that the story becomes
your own - somehow! " |
a member of
the audience at the Vancouver Society of Storytelling
2007 International Festival |
| " Helen speaks
of the process of finding meaning and purpose in our lives
through our stories... well! If you could hear her telling
" Carry the Fire" you'd experience the power
of encouragement and more..." |
| a member of
the audience at the Vancouver Society of Storytelling
2008 International Festival |
| "... I'd never
heard a professional storyteller before. How does she
do that? Wow! " |
| CEO to the
organizer of a Rotary Club Fund-raising event 2008 |
" I discovered
that Helen and I each spoke an indigenous native language
in our early lives-she in Africa - I in Northern Manitoba.
We have favourite words that live in the territory of
the heart. These words are only spoken when a certain
memory of feeling calls out to be evoked. Telling stories
can do this - evoke." |
| James Nicholson 2007 |
| " ... please
thank Helen for hosting opening night again this year.
Her natural warmth and dignity have a way of bringing
the audience and the storyteller into a place of belonging
with each other...plus she's organized!" |
| Vancouver Society
of Storytelling 2008 International Festival |
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