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Candice Matthews
serves as CEO and Executive Director at the Children of Diversity Foster Adoption Agency
About Me
Dr. Candice Enecio-Hilton (Dr. Candice Matthews) serves as CEO and Executive Director at the Children of Diversity Foster Adoption Agency in Houston and Beaumont, Texas. In this role, Dr. Candice Enecio-Hilton (Dr. Candice Matthews) oversees the Agency’s day-to-day operations. This includes overseeing staff and committees across the organization. In addition to her ongoing work in adoption agency leadership, Dr. Candice Enecio-Hilton (Dr. Candice Matthews) also chairs two committees, including the Texas Statewide Steering Committee for the Rainbow Push Coalition, and the Statewide-Harris County Accountability Committee as member of the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats.
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November 13, 2022
Why It’s Important to Join Your Local Town Hall Meeting
The goal of a town hall is to give employees a chance to share their concerns and ask questions. The agenda should be clear and concise, and company leaders should be accessible and willing to answer questions. This encourages an open and honest workplace culture. Town halls should also include updates from all business functions, […]
September 13, 2022
Support For Equal Rights Is Support For Civil Rights
When you read about the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), you may think about the Voting rights act of 1965 or the Fair housing act of 1968. Or perhaps you think about the Freedom Riders, who protested at segregated bus terminals. In any case, support for equal rights is support for civil rights. The ERA would […]
October 15, 2021
Dr. Candice Enecio-Hinton Shares Ways You Can Stop Human Trafficking
Dr. Candice Enecio-Hinton gives some practical ways you can take to stop human trafficking. 1. You Can Support Community Efforts Against Human Trafficking Dr. Candice Enecio-Hinton is the leader of the “Stop Human Trafficking Initiative” in Region IV (Harris County) and V (Jefferson County) in Texas. She says that participating in community activities against human […]