In Champion Chronicles, we dive deep into issues, policies, and struggles families are facing in our community and what we can do change it. Learn more about how Anthem Strong Families is committed to improving our community through meaningful information and facts from health and safety to important cultural and policy nuggets to back to school tidbits.
Anthem Strong Families’ TYRO CHAMPION DAD PROGRAM is one of the most integrated fatherhood initiatives in the State of Texas. The program restores lives, reconnects fathers with their children...
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. At Anthem Strong Families (ASF) we are advocates and champions for families. We, as a community must be intentional about combating domestic violence and...
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My husband, Paul, and I were in private practice together more than 20 years. We were determined to help people obtain a clearer vision of how to navigate the rough...
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It’s difficult to believe that we are preparing for back to school! Other than the temperatures soaring, it seems like the days of summer have passed swiftly. But, here we...
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Thanks to our partners Edna Pemberton, President, Oak Cliff Development Corporation and Jeanette Berry, Founder, Operation Community Cares, almost three hundred families joined Anthem Strong Families (ASF) last week at...
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Almost any man can father a child but being a dad in a child’s life is monumental! More than 70 countries, from Argentina to Zambia will celebrate and honor fathers...
Read ArticleFounder and CEO Cosette Bowles and Charles Dillon, Director of Programs, featured on the local CBS affiliatePlugged in to DFW to discuss the importance of developing healthy families.
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Anthem Strong Families (ASF) is helping Dallas youth to succeed with careers! ASF along with 13 other collaborators and stakeholder groups are meeting a growing need in Dallas to prepare...
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Bullying is personal. It’s in your face. Bullying intimidates, coerces, shames, and promotes powerlessness. Bullying has no respect for person. Socioeconomic status, race or gender does not matter. A bully...
Read ArticleOriginally Featured in Southern Dallas Magazine, March 2018
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