2024-10-31T10:53:29-05:00 2023-12-31 812920484 ADEM Enterprises Inc 8876 E Nichols Ct Centennial CO 80112 990 2023-01-01 851175640 Black Child Development Institute - Atlanta Inc % Tatjyana Elmore BLAC 6789090800 3675 Crestwood Parkway Ste 100 Duluth GA 30096 TATJYANA ELMORE Treasurer 6789090800 2024-10-31 true false AMY MCLAUGHRY P02062237 7204649347 2024-10-31 X 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z DR BISA LEWIS 470 Dacula Road Ste 2270 Dacula GA 30019 397724 false X WWW.BDCIATLANTA.ORG X 2020 GA To improve and advance the quality of life for Black children and families in Georgia through education and advocacy 7 7 6 7 0 475169 294013 103007 103711 0 0 578176 397724 7842 33165 0 313104 224099 12818 0 14859 195109 321753 528873 579017 49303 -181293 502343 397800 34216 110966 468127 286834 X To improve & advance the quality of life for Black children and families in Georgia through education and advocacy false false 315564 Early Care and Education (ECE): ECE seeks to increase the diversity of ECE leaders and provide ongoing leadership support for early educators and childcare providers. BCDI-Atlanta held its signature event, the 4th Annual Culturally Responsive Early Education & Care Leadership Summit, on Feb 21, 2023, at the Loudermilk Conference Center in Atlanta, GA, welcoming 147 stakeholders. A full day of professional development centered on the theme: Mirroring the Black Experience, session topics related to five tracks: Early Learning, Family Engagement, Early Literacy, Leadership & Advocacy and School Transition. Conference attendees worked in 91 zip codes representing 10 counties within Georgia, 2 in Washington DC, DMV and one in Florida 70055 Health & Wellness: Good for Me! Health and wellness program aims to improve outcomes for children of color by providing resources that reflect their families, cultures, and communities. BCDI-Atlanta collaborated with early learning centers to provide culturally responsive and developmentally appropriate toolkits to children, families, and educators based on their needs. Parents and educators gathered at Community Cafes designed to provide a collaborative learning environment. They met with early learning leaders in a dynamic and interactive space to model a family-centered approach to child well-being and to strengthen families. Educators received work- shops on nutrition and physical activities, (see Schedule 0) 24926 Early Literacy: focus on improving language development skills and fostering a love for books among young children. Literacy remains a cornerstone of our mission, and in 2023, we made significant strides in promoting reading and literacy among Black children. We distributed 5.480 children's book and hosted literacy events (Community Cafes and book drives) through partnerships with libraries and schools, fostering a love for learning and storytelling. 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Disclosure requirements are reviewed Part VI Line 15a or b The Board determines and votes on the President's salary Part VI Line 19 These documents will be made available upon request Part IX Line 11g HR Admin Total expenses - $5640.00 Program service expenses - $4320.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $1320.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 11g Program & Fund/Dev. Contr Total expenses - $92866.00 Program service expenses - $92866.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 11g Other Contractors Total expenses - $12812.00 Program service expenses - $11569.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $1243.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part III Line 4d Expenses: $19113.00 including grants of: $0.00 Revenue: $0.00 Part III Line 4d Strengthen bonds between families and schools, creating a supportive Part III community for children (see Schedule O) Part III Line 4d Expenses: $57697.00 including grants of: $0.00 Revenue: $0.00 Part III Line 4d Other Misc Program Expenses Part III Prgm 2 . . including culturally responsive books, nutrition demos, Part III Prgm 2 and classroom and family resouces Part III Prgm 4 Family engagement is crucial in a child's development, and in Part III Prgm 4 2023, we focused on strengthening these bonds. through workshops Part III Prgm 4 and comuity events, we provided families with curriculum and Part III Prgm 4 resources, such as NBCDI's Family Empowerment Program (FEP), Part III Prgm 4 enabled BCDI-Atlanta to impact 7,604 families and 7,854 Part III Prgm 4 children in 2023.