Family League of Baltimore - 4:36
Demaune Millard
Posted May 05, 2017
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Demaune Millard, the Chief Operating Officer of the Family League of Baltimore, about mobilizing resources and empowering communities to provide children and families with high quality programs such services that help them reach their potential. Also discussed is encouraging other community organizations to do similar positive actions. Follow on Facebook and Twitter. For more videos and information about your community, go to www.ComcastNewsmakers.com. Recorded on 05/02/17.
Hosted by: Yolanda Vazquez Produced by: Beltway Newsmakers Team
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