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CHAPTER DIRECTOR BIO:
A mother of two, Caroline Fyffe
has long been disturbed by the increasing amounts of sex and violence in the
television industry. She heard about the PTC and its initiatives and wanted to
join the movement, “It’s time for people to stand up and say ‘Enough with the
corruption of our children, family and society.’ For evil to flourish needs only
for good people to do nothing,” says Fyffe.
The Louisville
Chapter will implement national campaigns on a local level by recruiting members
and mobilizing them to take action on issues like broadcast indecency and
advertiser accountability for television content. Along with providing a source
of information on the latest news and research for the community, Fyffe echoes
the need for community activism, “It’s time for people to stand up and say
‘Enough with the corruption of our children, family and society.’ For evil to
flourish, it needs only for good people to do nothing,” she says. “I feel
empowered to be part of such an important movement, and when I found the PTC I
was glad to join the organization that is standing up to move entertainment back
in the right direction.”
Fyffe
recently published her first novel, Where the Wind Blows, with her
second, Montana Dawn, to be released in August 2010. Caroline also runs
her own photography business, Caroline Fyffe Equine Photography. She has been
actively involved with her parish for years and has volunteered her time in
prison ministry services.
Fyffe runs her own
photography business, Caroline Fyffe Photography, spending much of her time
traveling around the United States and Germany photographing horses and other
farm animals. Fyffe has been actively involved with her local parish for 25
years and has volunteered her time in prison ministry services.. Fyffe
graduated from California State University, Chico, with a BA in Communications.
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Caroline
Fyffe