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"I've taken it as a challenge not to be that man that steps away from my family, not to be that man that says 'okay it's too overwhelming, it's too much...' You can’t seek (change) outside the community – we have to seek it inside the community, and the basic structure of that community is the family. If we can focus on the family, put that structure back together, then we can see a better future." -- Corey Camphor
Meet the Camphors and their family (Jordan, 7, Ticora-Grace, 2, and Hannah, 6 months old) in this
short video.
Every Tuesday you'll hear more from Corey and Tiana Camphor and their three kids as they Lifecast on our blog.
Visit
New America Media to read more about the Camphors and their participation in the Equal Voice for America's Families Chicago town hall.
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