2025-08-01T11:08:29-05:00 2024-12-31 812920484 ADEM Enterprises Inc PO Box 5444 Greenwood Village CO 80155 990 2024-01-01 851175640 Black Child Development Institute - Atlanta Inc % Brigitte Elmore BLAC 6789090800 3675 Crestwood Parkway STE 100 Duluth GA 30096 BRIGITTE ELMORE Treasurer 6789090800 2025-08-01 true true AMY MCLAUGHRY P02062237 7204649347 2025-08-01 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Tatjyana Elmore 50 Sunset Ave NW Ste 92759 Atlanta GA 30314 362176 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 3 10 0 0 294013 279261 103711 82192 0 723 397724 362176 33165 16131 0 224099 132059 0 4832 321753 359424 579017 507614 -181293 -145438 397800 179480 110966 37733 286834 141747 X To improve & advance the quality of life for Black children and families in Georgia through education and advocacy. false false 367353 EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION (ECE): BCDI-Atlantas Expand ECE initiative aims to enhance the diversity of ECE leaders and provide ongoing support for early educators and childcare providers. BCDI-Atlanta recently held its signature event, the 5th Annual Culturally Responsive Early Education and Care Leadership Summit, which attracted 149 registered attendees and distributed 1,390 books. This full day of professional development focused on the theme: Elevate the Culture: Embracing All Voices, covering session topics in four tracks: Early Learning, Early Literacy, Family Engagement, and Policy and Advocacy. Conference attendees came from 94 different zip codes spanning 26 countries in Georgia, with participants (Schedule O) 23805 FAMILY ENGAGEMENT: BCDI-Atlantas family engagement initiatives strengthen bonds between families and schools, creating a supportive community for children. Family engagement is crucial in a childs development, and in 2024, we focused on strengthening these bonds. Through workships and community events, we provided families with tools and strategies to support their childrens learning at home. Empowering families creates a support network that enhances Balck childrens educational journey. Implementing curriculum and resources enables BCDI-Atlanta to impact 6,056 families and 6,320 children in 2024. 30813 ADVOCACY: BCDI-Atlanta advances the quality of life for children, families, and communities by connecting programs, policy, and advocacy, through engagement of members and the broader community in activities designed to address local and state civic matters affecting children and families in Georgia. BCDI-Atlanta hosts an annual Advocacy Day at the Capitol, including a Capitol tour, legislative priority discussions, and meetings with state legislators. These meetings emphasize family engagements impact on preschool education, interventions for school behavioral issues, and collaboration with community stakeholders to identify improvement goals. 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Additionally, Part III Prgm 1 there was one internal attendee from Australia. Part III Prgm 3 BCDI - Atlanta also participates in four early learning Part III Prgm 3 committees, seven coalition groups, and hosts an annual Part III Prgm 3 Policy Briefing to align advocacy goals with our focus Part III Prgm 3 areas. Part III Prgm 4 and fostering a love for books amount young children. Part III Prgm 4 Literacy remains a cornerstone of our mission, and in Part III Prgm 4 2024, we made significant strides in promoting reading Part III Prgm 4 and literacy among Black children. We distributed 4,396 Part III Prgm 4 children's books and hosted literacy events (Community Part III Prgm 4 Cafes and book drives) through partnerships with Part III Prgm 4 libraries and schools, fostering a love for learning Part III Prgm 4 and storytelling. Our efforts have contributed to Part III Prgm 4 improved literacy and school readiness rates and Part III Prgm 4 a greater appreciation for the power of reading.