In partnership with EPiC, Empowered Parents in Community, we are launching the first Empowered Families network here in Alamance County.

What is Empowered Families?

Early Care & Education, K5 and MS/HS parent, caregiver, educator empowerment groups.

We bridge home and school through creating a safe space to hear from parents/caregivers lived experiences and organize and empower parents/caregivers to collectively advocate for a common goal – high quality, culturally competent education for Black children so they can thrive.

Interested in joining Empowered Families?

Connect with Jazmin Campbell at Jazmin.Campbell@conehealth.com and Ebony Pinnix at Ebony.Pinnix@conehealth.com to learn more about the Empowered Families program and join our upcoming meetings.

“To be the village and stand in the gap for all African American Children and their families without judgement.
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