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The Play Cousins Collective Serves the Needs of Black Families in Louisville, Kentucky
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
04 Nov 2022
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Black Agenda Radio · The Play Cousins Collective Serves the Needs of Black Families in Louisville, Kentucky

Kristen Williams is Executive Director of the Louisville, Kentucky based Play Cousins Collective. Play Cousins Collective develops and facilitates programing and curriculum centering Black children's lived experiences and imaginations. She joins us from Louisville to talk about their work.

Black families
Louisville, Kentucky
collective work and responsibility

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