About
It takes a whole village to raise a child
-Nigerian Proverb


How We Started
PCC formed in 2017 by a small group of concerned parents. They sought guidance on gentle child-rearing, wanted support on healing from generational trauma, desired more connection with other parents, and were eager to participate in community meetings, but needed childcare at meetings in order to fully engage. They began meeting together to discuss the community they wanted to create: a community centered on healthy villages of support for Louisville’s Black families. PCC formed to serve as a foundation for those goals. Parents from the first PCC meetings are now PCC staff, volunteers, and members.
What We Do
Play Cousins Collective shares positive and gentle child rearing techniques that serve to liberate and heal us from generational wounds and traumas. We believe that families and communities can be healed through intentional parenting and self-love. Through our programs, adults in our village gain the healing tools needed to become pillars of strength and resource; and children receive the guidance needed to become lifelong learners.

Meet the Team
Board Members
Michelle Pennix, Chair
Principled Pennix
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Robin Harrington, Treasurer
IvyTech Community College
Brandy Kelly Pryor
BKP Strategies
Jasmine Presley
The Presley Post
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Robin Hawkins Faulkner
Louisville Metro Goverment
Renesha Martin
Martin & Muir Counseling
Dr. Terri Davenport
Early Childhood Compliance & Comprehensive Services Specialist, JCPS
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