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Tracy Sekhon knows first-hand the challenges of raising children with autism. As a mother of two sons on the autism spectrum, Tracy has created a community center to provide the support and resources for families in similar situations.
“When my sons were diagnosed, I was grateful to have had direction with obtaining the resources that could help them.” Tracy shared with Giving Back Magazine. As a business owner, she had the time and flexibility to ensure her sons received everything they needed to thrive. “Most, however, do not have the same time, flexibility and resources that I have had.” From that realization, ARTC; Autism Resource & Treatment Center was born.
The mission of ARTC is to provide a community based center for those with autism, to access the tools they need to live their best lives and provide a place for the families and caregivers to go for support. ARTC is a non-profit organization that is built to serve all ages on the spectrum; from newborns to adults. The services will range from diagnosis and treatment roadmaps to social groups, counseling, job and life skills. Tracy explains the most rewarding part of her work as the founder of ARTC, is that “this collaborative care model will most certainly improve lives!” Alongside the rewards, Tracy is working through the challenges one by one. The most challenging of them all, is obtaining the support necessary to get the center open. “There are significant time and financial investments required. I definitely cannot do this alone!” Tracy also shared that the organization is in need of autism ambassadors to volunteer their time and expertise. The first center will open in Rancho Bernardo this summer.
As part of the effort to get the doors of ARTC San Diego open, Tracy and her team have organized a fundraising event that will be held at Bernardo Winery on June 7, 2019. The ARTC Auction for Autism and Wine Pairing Experience will be an evening of wine and hors d’oeuvres, local craft beer, live and silent auctions, entertainment and exciting raffles. One of the special guests will be Ms. Southern California 2019, Wendy Goetschel. Wendy’s platform is special needs inclusion and she is also an autism Mom, with a 16 year old son that is on the spectrum! It is sure to be a fun evening and it is definitely for a great cause!
“I founded ARTC to bring all of this together, under one roof, to provide collaborative, effective and efficient care.” Tracy said. “I believe that we can do autism better together!”
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[post_content] => The year 1969 was an important one for the American space program. In the span of less than twelve months, four Apollo missions launched Americans into space, highlighted by the historic Apollo 11 lunar landing in July which saw the world’s first two moon walkers, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. A few months later, two more American astronauts, Pete Conrad and Alan Bean, would become the second men to set foot on the lunar surface as part of Apollo 12 in November 1969.
Throughout 2019, the San Diego Air & Space Museum will commemorate the 50th anniversaries of the four legacy Apollo missions of 1969. The first anniversary was in March when all three crew members of Apollo 9, Commander James McDivitt, Command Module Pilot David Scott and Lunar Module Pilot Rusty Schweickart, joined more than 500 guests at the Museum for a special evening with their original command module “Gumdrop.” The three Apollo 9 crew members were joined at the celebration by other notable Apollo luminaries including Apollo 8’s Bill Anders, Tom Stafford from Apollo 10, Apollo 11’s Buzz Aldrin, and Apollo-era flight directors Gene Kranz and Gerry Griffin.
After Apollo 9’s mission in March of 1969, Apollo 10 orbited the Moon in late May and will celebrate its 50th anniversary this year as well. In July of this year, Apollo 11 will celebrate its 50th anniversary. Currently, the San Diego Air & Space Museum is planning to host an amazing event. Check back to the Museum’s website for updated information about an upcoming Apollo 11 celebration. In November, the second Moon landing of 1969, Apollo 12, will commemorate its 50th anniversary this year as well.
As part of this year-long celebration of the Apollo program, the San Diego Air & Space Museum recently opened a new special exhibition titled “SPACE: Our Greatest Adventure” exploring the past, present and future of mankind’s exploration of space. The exhibit is organized into four distinct zones, including; Welcome to the Space Age, the Race to the Moon, Life in Space today, and Our Future in Space. Each zone includes hand’s-on learning experiences, family friendly photo stations, simulators and interactives, and informative videos and smart touch screens.
The exhibit is designed to be informative, educational and enjoyable for the entire family. Also included in the space gallery is the actual Apollo 9 Command Module “Gumdrop,” one of only eleven Apollo Command Modules on display in the world and the only one on the West Coast. Replicas of Mercury and Gemini space capsules, a complete Apollo Command Service Module, and a Mars rover on loan from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, round out the one-of-a-kind exhibit.
For more information about the space gallery, and updates on upcoming Apollo celebrations at the San Diego Air & Space Museum, visit www.sandiegoairandspace.org.
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[post_content] => We recently had the opportunity to shoot an event (See page XX), with Sony’s top of the line A9 mirrorless camera. The experience was revolutionary. Unlike traditional professional digital cameras that have a mirror that must physically move out of the way for each picture, the Sony is mirrorless with a 24.2-megapixel full-frame sensor that can take up to 20 pictures per secondsaved to dual SD memory cards. In addition to high speed, the camera is absolutely silent and allows you to take pictures of exactly what you see in the display, allowing your creativity to shine. As with most digital cameras today, the Sony Alpha A9 also shoots video in 4K resolution. This Sony camera shows the limitless potential of mirrorless cameras and how Sony leads the way in technology.
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[post_content] => By Susana Villegas
Founded in 2008 by former Mayor Cheryl Cox and Dency and Paul Soubal, the Chula Vista Charitable Foundation (CVCF) promotes a culture of local philanthropy in Chula Vista for the community of Chula Vista. A regional affiliate of the San Diego Foundation, CVCF is made up of more than 100 residents and companies dedicated to improving quality-of-life and to meeting the emerging needs of everyday Chula Vistans. CVCF members pool their contributions to CVCF to support annual charitable grants to non-profit community organizations and causes.
Since 2011, CVCF has granted more than $240,000 to dozens of nonprofit organizations serving the community, with each year’s grant cycle dedicated to a different focus area ranging from health and human services, to civic engagement, to jobs and small business development, to the environment. Half of all CVCF membership dues support annual grantmaking to nonprofits, while the other half grows a permanent endowment to support long-term grantmaking to nonprofit organizations.
CVCF also provides a local, community option for legacy planning and gifts that will benefit Chula Vista now and in the future. In 2018, the CVCF endowment reached the $500,000 milestone. CVCF started with three people, no money and the idea that Chula Vistans have the power to pool their resources to give back to the community in a strategic way that makes Chula Vista better.
As Chula Vista grows, so does the power of Chula Vista philanthropy to make a difference!
www.chulavistacharitablefoundation.org
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A global innovator founded 72 years ago in Tokyo, with its North American Headquarters here, in Rancho Bernardo, Sony leads in broadcast technology, gaming, motion pictures, music and with the hardware of Sony Electronics. Sony’s excellence can be seen not only in its technology, but in its commitment to inclusion, diversity, STEM and the advancement of the female workforce not only around the globe, but here in San Diego.
As part of its commitment to advance women in leadership, Sony has supported Athena for two decades. Athena is a women's empowerment organization that fast tracks women in STEM through leadership development.“Athena provides women in technical leadership roles the opportunity to network and get mentoring from others in similar positions,” explained Erna Adelson. These opportunities allow for women pursuing technical careers to access the contacts and experience to excel in their fields. Mike Fasulo, President & COO of Sony Electronics Inc. shared with Giving Back Magazine, “Many organizations falsely assume that the lack of women in leadership is due to a weak pipeline of qualified women. However, the data tells a different story: Women outnumber men in college graduation rates – 57% of bachelor’s degrees, 60% of master’s degrees and 51% of doctoral degrees are completed by women. That seems like a robust pipeline to me!”
The relationship between Sony and Athena is one that is close to their hearts: Erna Adelson, Sr. Director of Finance Systems for Sony Interactive Entertainment spent 6 years on the Board at Athena, who then recruited Cheryl Goodman, Head of Corporate Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility, at the time a Senior Director at Qualcomm and led Athena for 2 years and Lee Wills, Head of Talent Acquisition & Employee Engagement at Sony Electronics Inc. who currently serves on the board of Athena. Cheryl Goodman shared: “Investing in the development of all employees is not just the right thing to do - it is the smart thing to do!”
“Plenty of arguments exist for increasing the focus around closing the gender gap, but the most compelling is the growing body of research showing gender-diverse companies are more successful across all metrics,” shared Lee Wills, Sony’s Head of Talent & Culture. This investment in the future is generating rewards today as Sony is proud to recognize two of its own women leaders as Athena 2019 Pinnacle Award nominees. Theresa Alesso, who started at Sony as an Administrative Assistant and is now President of Imaging Products & Solutions Professional Division, and Maya Wasserman, Sr. Marketing Manager of Home Entertainment and Sound, are both Athena Pinnacle Award Nominees.
The Pinnacle Awards showcase the best in class of those advancing the promotion of women working in STEM. These Pinnacle awards recognize extraordinary women and men who personify Athena’s mission of empowering 1 million women working and leading in STEM, by 2030. Sony is proud to support this resource for our women and the Pinnacle Scholarships which help pay it forward to the next generation. We invite you to join us!
www.sony.com/AthenaSony2019
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Tracy Sekhon knows first-hand the challenges of raising children with autism. As a mother of two sons on the autism spectrum, Tracy has created a community center to provide the support and resources for families in similar situations.
“When my sons were diagnosed, I was grateful to have had direction with obtaining the resources that could help them.” Tracy shared with Giving Back Magazine. As a business owner, she had the time and flexibility to ensure her sons received everything they needed to thrive. “Most, however, do not have the same time, flexibility and resources that I have had.” From that realization, ARTC; Autism Resource & Treatment Center was born.
The mission of ARTC is to provide a community based center for those with autism, to access the tools they need to live their best lives and provide a place for the families and caregivers to go for support. ARTC is a non-profit organization that is built to serve all ages on the spectrum; from newborns to adults. The services will range from diagnosis and treatment roadmaps to social groups, counseling, job and life skills. Tracy explains the most rewarding part of her work as the founder of ARTC, is that “this collaborative care model will most certainly improve lives!” Alongside the rewards, Tracy is working through the challenges one by one. The most challenging of them all, is obtaining the support necessary to get the center open. “There are significant time and financial investments required. I definitely cannot do this alone!” Tracy also shared that the organization is in need of autism ambassadors to volunteer their time and expertise. The first center will open in Rancho Bernardo this summer.
As part of the effort to get the doors of ARTC San Diego open, Tracy and her team have organized a fundraising event that will be held at Bernardo Winery on June 7, 2019. The ARTC Auction for Autism and Wine Pairing Experience will be an evening of wine and hors d’oeuvres, local craft beer, live and silent auctions, entertainment and exciting raffles. One of the special guests will be Ms. Southern California 2019, Wendy Goetschel. Wendy’s platform is special needs inclusion and she is also an autism Mom, with a 16 year old son that is on the spectrum! It is sure to be a fun evening and it is definitely for a great cause!
“I founded ARTC to bring all of this together, under one roof, to provide collaborative, effective and efficient care.” Tracy said. “I believe that we can do autism better together!”
For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Tracy at (858) 357-8747 or visit www.artcsandiego.org/events.
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