2026-09-10T14:03:32-04:00 2025-12-31 990 2025-01-01 851175640 Black Child Development Institute - Atlanta Inc BLAC 6789090688 3675 CRESTWOOD PKWY NW STE 100 DULUTH GA 30096 Tatjyana Elmore Executive Director 6789090800 2026-09-11 true Amy McLaughry P02062237 7204649347 2026-09-11 X 2025 Tatjyana Elmore 3675 CRESTWOOD PKWY NW STE 100 DULUTH GA 30096 349765 false X www.bcdiatlanta.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 0 0 0 279261 298970 82192 50496 0 0 723 299 362176 349765 16131 1799 0 0 132059 165825 0 0 4903 359424 209197 507614 376821 -145438 -27056 179480 115816 37733 722 141747 115094 To improve and advance the quality of life for Black children and families in Georgia through education and advocacy. false false 232598 1799 29066 BCDI-Atlantas Early Care and Education program strengthens the early childhood workforce through professional development leadership training and culturally responsive education practices. In 2025 BCDI-Atlanta hosted the 6th Annual Culturally Responsive Early Education and Care Leadership Summit providing training sessions focused on early learning literacy family engagement and policy and advocacy. The organization also implemented the Expand ECE Fellowship supporting early childhood educators through leadership development career advancement and educational attainment. Additional professional learning opportunities were provided through Leadership & Equity Advancement Network LEAN sessions. These initiatives supported early childhood educators in implementing culturally responsive practices and strengthening family engagement strategies. In 2025 BCDI-Atlanta impacted 204 early childhood education professionals through training leadership development and professional learning opportunities ultimately improving early learning experiences for children and families. 20157 0 1430 BCDI-Atlantas Advocacy program works to improve policies and systems affecting children and families through community engagement policy education and collaboration with early childhood and community stakeholders. In 2025 the organization engaged educators families and community members in discussions and activities focused on early childhood education policy family engagement and education equity. Advocacy activities were conducted through the annual leadership summit Community Cafes LEAN sessions and partnerships with community organizations and coalitions. These efforts increased awareness of policy issues affecting early childhood education and family engagement and encouraged stakeholder participation in advocacy. BCDI-Atlanta continued to collaborate with local and state partners to support policies and initiatives that improve outcomes for children and families. Through these advocacy efforts the organization helped elevate community voice and support systems-level improvements in early childhood education and family support services. 18249 0 20000 BCDI-Atlantas Early Literacy program promotes language development school readiness and access to literacy by providing culturally relevant books and literacy resources to children families and early childhood educators. In 2025 BCDI-Atlanta distributed 2,736 books through literacy events book distributions and partnerships with community organizations and early childhood programs. Literacy activities and book distributions supported families and educators in promoting reading and language development both at home and in early learning environments. The program increased access to diverse and culturally responsive books that reflect the experiences of the children and families served. These efforts supported early literacy development school readiness and increased family engagement in reading activities. Through literacy programming and book distribution BCDI-Atlanta continued to promote the importance of early literacy and access to books for children and families. 11446 0 0 BCDI-Atlantas Family Engagement program strengthens family-school-community partnerships and provides families with tools and resources to support childrens learning and development. In 2025 BCDI-Atlanta hosted Community Cafes workshops literacy events and engagement activities focused on early childhood development school readiness literacy and culturally responsive parenting and engagement practices. These programs provided families with strategies to support learning at home and strengthen relationships with educators and early learning programs. Through its family engagement initiatives BCDI-Atlanta impacted 4,245 families and 4,493 children in 2025. Family engagement activities also supported early childhood professionals by strengthening partnerships between educators and families. 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Part VI, Section B, Line 12c The organization reviews potential conflicts on a yearly basis. Part VI, Section B, Line 15 | Name of the Person:, The process used to establish compensation of the person who served in:|, The year in which this process was last undertaken:| Executive Director, Position pay is reviewed annually, 2025| Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Yes the forms are available on the website Candid and upon request. Part VII, List Of Officers | Employee Name:, Description:| Tatjyana Elmore, Wages and 1099 Contractor Payment| Part IX, line 11g | Description:, Amount:| Program and Fund Development Contractors, $78550| Other Contractors, $13634|