Connected Futures Network

14/04/2025

01/04/2025

Connected Futures Network is a new idea of bridging the gap of information. We promote events, fundraisers and organizations once a month for free. See the comments below to find out how to get your business, fundraiser or event promoted on our page
Coming 2026 we will host a Connected Futures Event with other local organizations. Because Networking and collaborating is Fellowship and it's needed!

We are in the process of curating another business list. This list will be member based and offered to groups who want to strengthen their network, protect their ecosystem and grow their business/organizations The idea is to have visibility in the community in a transformative way. We have our own v...

11/03/2025

Connected Futures Network is a new idea of bridging the gap of information. We promote events, fundraisers and organizations once a month for free. See the comments below to find out how to get your business, fundraiser or event promoted on our page

Coming later this year we will host a Connected Futures Event. In the meantime, Support our efforts to raise money for a good cause KIDZ -TK and Coach Nae

02/03/2025

We are in the process of curating another business list. This list will be member based and offered to groups who want to strengthen their network, protect their ecosystem and grow their business. The idea is to have visibility in the community in a transformative way. We have our own voices and col...

22/03/2024

BIGGER
BETTER
BLACK
BUSINESS
BUILDING
WEALTH

Our 4th Annual Black Owned Business Expo and Events Happening August 2024

This year's theme Building A Black Sustainable Economy

Stay Tuned...

15/03/2024

The 4th Annual Black Expo is happening and we are excited! Stay tuned folks! It's going to be bigger and better! We already got a Keynote speaker booked!

06/02/2024

THIS FRIDAY

Announcing our first Keynote Speaker for Ebony Weekend 2024. We are so excited to have you Aretha Alanda Mediaboss Goldie Gregory

Alanda Gregory is a dynamic and multifaceted individual, a wellspring of inspiration for those she encounters. As a certified Life Coach and Life Mentor, she empowers individuals to unlock their true potential and reach for their highest aspirations. Alanda is also a Creative Professional, a Community Advocate, and a captivating Speaker.
In her role as the Co-Owner of Tri-Phoenix Group, LLC, Alanda has helped shape the creative landscape and provide invaluable guidance for emerging talents. She is the visionary behind the Tri-State Black Business Expo and Black Excellence Awards, which has become a beacon of support for entrepreneurs and professionals within the Black community. Furthermore, she is the Co-Founder of the Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) Leader & Professional Collective, where she champions the voices and contributions of underrepresented individuals.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Alanda is a devoted wife and the proud mother of two HBCU college graduates, 3 entrepreneurs, each of whom has established their own successful brands in catering, styling, and brand merchandise. Her family's accomplishments stand as a testament to her nurturing and supportive influence.
Alanda's journey into life coaching and advocacy was sparked by her keen awareness of the lack of representation in various spaces. Her creative vision is driven by a desire to help individuals thrive in underrepresented spheres. She firmly believes that we should all aspire to become better versions of ourselves. With a foundation built on emotional intelligence and life coaching education, she is dedicated to enhancing her clients' experiences and helping them unlock their true potential.
Drawing from her extensive corporate background, Alanda tailors her services to cater to the needs of those in the art, culture, entertainment, and small business industries. Her primary focus is on BIPOC-owned businesses and professionals, recognizing the systemic disparities they face in the United States. Alanda's commitment to this community is unwavering.
Her commitment to the arts extends to her volunteer work and board service within the arts community.
Alanda's exceptional contributions have not gone unnoticed. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the prestigious National Leaders of Color Fellowship, the 2022 Master Force Life Coaching Academy Coach of the Year, the 2023 Governor's Emerging Leaders Art Award, and Her Magazine's 2023 Woman of Innovation Award.

These accolades celebrate her unwavering dedication to empowering and uplifting those around her.
Alanda Gregory's story is one of resilience, empowerment, and unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of others. She is a beacon of inspiration, a true catalyst for change, and a guiding light for those seeking to rise above the challenges they face.

05/02/2024

This Friday! Expect this dynamic Innovator and Agent for change to drop some nuggets! Register to attend

Announcing our first Keynote Speaker for Ebony Weekend 2024. We are so excited to have you Aretha Alanda Mediaboss Goldie Gregory

Alanda Gregory is a dynamic and multifaceted individual, a wellspring of inspiration for those she encounters. As a certified Life Coach and Life Mentor, she empowers individuals to unlock their true potential and reach for their highest aspirations. Alanda is also a Creative Professional, a Community Advocate, and a captivating Speaker.
In her role as the Co-Owner of Tri-Phoenix Group, LLC, Alanda has helped shape the creative landscape and provide invaluable guidance for emerging talents. She is the visionary behind the Tri-State Black Business Expo and Black Excellence Awards, which has become a beacon of support for entrepreneurs and professionals within the Black community. Furthermore, she is the Co-Founder of the Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) Leader & Professional Collective, where she champions the voices and contributions of underrepresented individuals.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Alanda is a devoted wife and the proud mother of two HBCU college graduates, 3 entrepreneurs, each of whom has established their own successful brands in catering, styling, and brand merchandise. Her family's accomplishments stand as a testament to her nurturing and supportive influence.
Alanda's journey into life coaching and advocacy was sparked by her keen awareness of the lack of representation in various spaces. Her creative vision is driven by a desire to help individuals thrive in underrepresented spheres. She firmly believes that we should all aspire to become better versions of ourselves. With a foundation built on emotional intelligence and life coaching education, she is dedicated to enhancing her clients' experiences and helping them unlock their true potential.
Drawing from her extensive corporate background, Alanda tailors her services to cater to the needs of those in the art, culture, entertainment, and small business industries. Her primary focus is on BIPOC-owned businesses and professionals, recognizing the systemic disparities they face in the United States. Alanda's commitment to this community is unwavering.
Her commitment to the arts extends to her volunteer work and board service within the arts community.
Alanda's exceptional contributions have not gone unnoticed. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the prestigious National Leaders of Color Fellowship, the 2022 Master Force Life Coaching Academy Coach of the Year, the 2023 Governor's Emerging Leaders Art Award, and Her Magazine's 2023 Woman of Innovation Award.

These accolades celebrate her unwavering dedication to empowering and uplifting those around her.
Alanda Gregory's story is one of resilience, empowerment, and unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of others. She is a beacon of inspiration, a true catalyst for change, and a guiding light for those seeking to rise above the challenges they face.

02/02/2024

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28/01/2024

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REPOST BY CARLA ANDERSON

Alrighty folks, this is where we start to STAND UP!

A website is forthcoming. All information and resources will be there so stay tuned. We're getting a lot of people that are ready to STAND UP! So let's go!!!

Send your name and email address: [email protected]. For those that have contacted me directly, thank you. I will send you an email soon.

We now have an official name: Guardians Against Bullying

Complaints Against Schools

Please contact the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights only if your complaint is serious and/or life threatening and you have exhausted all possibilities with your school and school district. COMPLAINT FORM.

While name calling is wrong and upsetting to students this is not an issue that would fall under investigation.

When making a complaint against any school, be sure you understand the true meaning of bullying, as the word "bully" and "bullying" is very overused.

Complaints: U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights Telephone at 800/421-3481

File an Online Complaint with the Office Of Civil Rights

22/01/2024

Metro Atlanta families are coming home to notices saying their homes are no longer theirs, and arguing their properties were wrongfully sold without their kn...

22/01/2024

Thank you gifts for sowing seeds for our business