FAMLO is a not-for-profit organization founded by tenured corporate and faith-based organizational facilitators. 

We no longer accept the status quo response of public health and nation-based policies to vulnerable individuals, families and communities living with and affected by poverty, violence, oppression, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, HIV/AIDS, intravaneous and other potentially addictive drug use. 

We believe that we are all vulnerable as long as we are willing to ignore the terror in the lives of our global neighbors.  Our safety and that of future generations is best achieved through one-to-one experiences that raise consciousness, desensitize and create an empathic relationship. 

FAMLO.  Helping the human family love itself into wholeness and health.

Our FOUNDER

Our Founder, Dr. Cindi Love,  is a tenured executive of a Fortune 500 corporation where she was responsible for design and implementation of a global network of constituents in the mid 1990's, long before the emergence of technology platforms like FaceBook.   She came to this role after selling her company and its proprietary model for community engagement and service to The TORO Company (NYSE:TTC) in 1996.

Prior to this work, she was Chair/CEO/Founder of a company serving public schools and institutions of higher education in the installation and management of comprehensive computer-based instructional systems.

Early in her career, she was a university faculty member where she taught  multicultural pluralistic assessment courses as well as designing experiences for families of exceptional children.  She is a licensed diagnostician, an ordained minister and a speech pathologist.

EDUCATION

Doctor of Education (Educational Administration)
Minor Field:  Special Education
Dissertation in Special Education
Texas Tech University,  Lubbock, TX
Dec '84
Full Fellowship student from Shelton Foundation.

Master of Arts (Special Education)
Louisiana Tech University,  Ruston, LA
May '77
Full Fellowship from Shelton Foundation.

Bachelor of Science (Speech and Hearing Therapy)
Abilene Christian University,  Abilene, TX
May '75
Scholarship student from West Texas Rehabilitation Center. Graduated with honors. Member of Phi Delta Kappa.

Multicultural and Pluralistic Assessment (Certificate)
University of Southern California,  Riverside, CA
May '79
 

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

BULLICIDE: PARTS 1 & 2 ABILENE REPORTER NEWS MAY 2009
Series on the need for anti-bullying legislation to mandate curriculum in public schools for protection of vulnerable children.
 
WOULD JESUS DISCRIMINATE? THE 21ST CENTURY QUESTION
Book published by Trafford (Toronto) 2008.
 
40 YEARS OF FAITH, HOPE & LOVE
Book published by Trafford (Toronto) 2008

Mission Critical: Cultural Mobility & Competency II Track Forum League for Innovations March 2004

Homeland Security: Communitarianism at its Best & Worst American Association of Community Colleges Track I Forum October 2004

Homeland Security Association of Community Colleges February 2004

Alternative Teacher Certification Track II Forum AACC April 2003

DCCCD SACS Visit to Brookhaven College Cultural Competency & Mobility Component in Success College 2003

North Texas Moveable Feast Building Trusted & Trusting Teams 2003

UFMCC Keynote July 2003 Scarcity Thinking in Resourcing Global Systems

Alternative Teacher Education American Association of Community Colleges 2002

CNBC Squawk Telecast March 2001 Robotics & Consumer Adoption Overview

Quality Magazine 2000 Web Enabled Distribution Systems

Disintermediation as a Function of Internet Enabled Distribution 8th Annual Technology Forum Grenoble, France 1998

Environmental Mortality Indexing Systems 1995 Visiting Investigator for NASA
 
 
ADDITIONAL INFO

2004-2009  Executive Leadership Team for MCC
2004 Dallas Women's Foundation Donor Circle
2004 DCCCD Community Forum Committee for CIP
2004 DCCCD Brookhaven College Success College Co-Chair
2004 Immigration Task Force for Dallas County Peace & Justice Center United Methodist
2004 Human Rights Campaign Federal Club
2003 Elected Vice-Chair of UFMCC Board of Administration
2002 Habitat for Humanity Fund Raising Chair Abilene
2001 Minnesota AIDS Project Team # 4 of 1000
2001 Human Rights Campaign Congressional Circle
2000 OutFront Minnesota Interfaith Council
1999 HRC Federal Club Campaign Coordinator
1998 The TORO Company Foundation Committee
1996 Big Country Aids Resources Board of Directors
1993 Long Range Technology Commission State of Texas
1993 Software Advisory Commission State of Texas
1993 Commendation by Texas Legislature & Gov. Elect Ann Richards
1993 Apple Computer Million Dollar Club
1990 MIT & YEO Top 50 Entrepreneurs in North America
1988 Top 10 IBM Resellers in United States
1988 Board of Trustees Abilene Chamber of Commerce
1988 Board of Trustees Abilene Tax Increment Financing District
1988 Board of Trustees Goodwill Industries
1987 Board of Trustees Abilene Better Business Bureau
1987 Board of Trustees Abilene Ballet Company
1981-1986 Board of Trustees Kenley School for Exceptional Children
 
 
 

Who We Are

Love's founding partners in this venture met more than a decade ago as participants in a workshop called The Experience that was developed by Dr. Rob Eichberg and David Goodstein. 

Landis, CPA, resides in Atlanta, Georgia is a long-tenured activist in the area of support for people living with and affected by HIV and AIDS.

Van English lives in El Paso, Texas. He is an author and editor and has been associated with The Experience, a intensive workshop helping people live with integrity since the 1990s. 

Sue Jennings, retired from a distinguished career as a public school counselor and therapist also joins the team.  She lives in Abilene, Texas