‘Connections’ features conversations with David Cozart on fatherhood and Amber Duke, the first Black woman to lead the ACLU of Kentucky
For Release: 09/21/23 9:58 AM
On the next Connections, Renee Shaw talks with David Cozart of the Commonwealth Center for Fathers and Families, a long-time advocate for fostering fatherhood engagement, about an upcoming summit designed to help strengthen families as well as his efforts to expand his organization’s reach statewide.
Additionally, Shaw also sits down with the first Black woman to lead the ACLU of Kentucky, Amber Duke.
Connections
KET Sunday, Sept. 24 • 11:30/10:30 am
KET2 Sunday, Sept. 24 • 6/5 pm
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