Tag: Kenneth Braswell
Fatherhood: Piece by Piece
I woke up this morning with a slew of inbox messages on both my personal and professional Facebook page. At first I though it was someone spamming […]
Is it Too Soon to Tell My Family What I Want for Father’s Day?
I’m sitting today with what seems to be everyday occurrence with this knot in my neck. I know its stress, anxiety about the accomplishment of goals, not […]
Three Things To Know When Preparing to Teach Your Children to Drive
By Kenneth Braswell Recently I took my 16-year-old daughter out for her second driving lesson. Well, I’ll stop short of calling it a lesson; let’s just say […]
Braswell and Miller Partner to Host Free Book Signing in DC
Fatherhood Expert Kenneth Braswell + Social Entrepreneur David Miller will Celebrate Black History by hosting a free book reading +signing for DC Children at Sankofa Video Books […]
Fatherhood Expert Kenneth Braswell Celebrates Black History with Free Book Signing
Urban Grind Coffee House will host fatherhood expert and executive director of Fathers Incorporated, Kenneth Braswell for a book reading and signing event for Atlanta children on […]
A Different Motivation to Lose Weight
So here we are again, at the end of the year and contemplating what resolutions I’m going to make for 2016. At the top of the list, […]
Existing Inside Out: Fathers Celebrating the Holidays Alone
By Kenneth Braswell (published in Rolling Out Magazine – Atlanta on Dec 2nd) Have you ever thought you belonged to something; only to feel like you don’t. […]
The Reflection I Can’t Help Seeing!
Today like many times my son and I are together; I get to see a glimpse of myself time past. It’s in these quiet reflection moments that […]
Author Pens Children’s Book to Help Young Children Understand Black Lives Matter
Atlanta, GA—Executive Director of Fathers Incorporated, Kenneth Braswell, is no stranger to finding ways to help his community address sensitive subjects. His professional career is grounded in […]
Moving beyond the silence of domestic violence with Kenneth Braswell – Rolling Out
When brothers get together and speak about domestic violence, many things can come from this discussion. It is very challenging and helpful to engage one another so that […]
Dr. King on Vacation; I Wonder!
I had a very strange thought while on work/vacation this week. I wondered what Dr. King thought about on vacation. I’m sure from time to time someone […]
After 50, Are Birthdays a Point of Frustration?
Yesterday I turned 54. While many will see that as a major milestone in the life of a black man (or any man for that matter); tell […]