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With Healthy Families First Broadcast & Media WHFF.TV is to promote the well-being of minority children and families: primarily because of American ancestral slavery; notwithstanding all minority children. We do this by a) making accessible historical events in digital formats of the experience and tyranny or systemic abuse where African American children and families are concerned within the courts judicial system. Moreover, a focus on film, indie, documentaries and our involvement with this nation's child and family-serving systems. Ultimately our aim is generational ongoing communication between parent and child and to ensure healing approaches in parent-child relations and optimal development of our children and families.

“WHFF is a place right now where we encompass an idea of ‘what do you want your family to look like?” Parents Magazine talks about ‘the changing family in America” and we are on the road to creating a million and possibly billion dollar company with the hope of positive structure, slow growth and huge ROI content for parents and families to learn from each other and entertain one another.” Dr. Levitch said. “We will become top industry leaders in scripted programming, live and documented series and we think our audience wants to know about it and see it come to life. We want to continue the evolution of technology through streaming and providing new innovative features and content for our customers in an international market.”

There are many opportunities to contribute to addressing disproportionality where you live, work, learn and play. Leaders of all kinds, from doctors, business owners, educators, civic professionals, non-profit groups, tribal authorities, religious figures and more who speak out in support of these efforts are making powerful statements to children and families in the child welfare system and to their communities. Bring in the voices of lived experience around you as you create or address solutions, and invite them to help build new opportunities alongside you.

Another opportunity includes making positive partnerships with other groups in your community to building awareness and responsiveness in communities across Texas. Join your local chambers of commerce, schools and business alliances to look at the specific issues surrounding disproportionality and disparity in your area. Use local and community-level data to understand your unique challenges and build solutions together.